alerts per day
Security operations center (SOC) teams face as many as 150,000 alerts per day, many coming from the SIEM.
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Swimlane customers say they save 14 minutes per alert by using automation to sift through SIEM noise.
Dependent on automation
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NTT Data is 100% convinced that every customer operating a SIEM needs automation to survive.
Improve Your MTTR for SIEM Alerts
Automated SIEM alert triage helps cut through false positives and focus on genuine threats. Swimlane correlates each alert with relevant case, asset, identity, endpoint, and threat intelligence data so teams can act earlier and with greater confidence.
Centralize Alert Information
Bring data from SIEM, EDR, XDR, identity, cloud, email, threat intelligence, ITSM, asset, and vulnerability tools into one triage record. Give analysts the context to review related activity, prior cases, decisions, approvals, and actions without switching between consoles.
Stop Breaches Faster
Fully customizable and adaptable incident response playbooks help respond to credible threats faster, lowering mean time to detect and respond. Automate approved actions while keeping analysts in control of higher-impact decisions.
Mitigate Analyst Burnout
Take repetitive SIEM triage work off analysts’ plates, from gathering context and checking indicators to updating cases and routing alerts. Give teams more time for complex investigations while improving consistency and coverage during high-volume periods.
Why NTT Data Chose Swimlane to Automate SIEM Triage
NTT Data serves a diverse portfolio of clients across industries like financial services, healthcare, retail, and manufacturing. While they all have unique requirements, the one constant is that their environments are constantly changing. Watch this video to learn why NTT Data chose Swimlane to help operationalize SIEM triage, among other use cases.
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SIEM Alert Triage Frequently Asked Questions
What is automated SIEM alert triage?
Automated SIEM alert triage ingests alerts, adds relevant context, connects related activity, and prioritizes each alert based on risk. It can then route the alert, create or update a case, and document the actions taken according to approved procedures.
How does Swimlane reduce false positives from a SIEM?
Swimlane enriches alerts with threat intelligence, identity, endpoint, asset, and cloud data. It can also identify duplicates, connect related activity, and apply analyst-approved criteria before an alert is closed, deprioritized, or escalated.
Does Swimlane replace an existing SIEM?
No. Swimlane works with the existing SIEM to coordinate triage, investigation, case management, and response across the broader security stack. The SIEM continues to generate alerts while Swimlane helps teams determine and manage the next step.
Yes. Swimlane can execute pre-approved actions such as creating tickets, sending notifications, blocking malicious indicators, or isolating endpoints. Higher-impact actions can require analyst review and authorization before they are carried out.
Swimlane AI SOC also offers AI-assisted and fully agentic investigations, so that organizations can tune the platform's rules engine so that SIEM alerts are routed through playbooks or two levels of AI autonomy for investigation and response planning.
