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SOC Analyst Teams

Work on threats.
Not alerts.

PulseADT eliminates 99.9% of false positives, auto-investigates every real threat, and executes containment autonomously - so your analysts do the work that requires human judgment.

99.9%
False positives removed
6.2min
Auto-investigation
< 8min
Autonomous MTTC
PulseADT · SOC Operations · Alert Triage + Response
ACTIVE
RAW
Ingest
847 raw alerts ingested · last 15min · across 6 log sources · prioritising...
ADT
Engine
Correlation complete · 841 false positives suppressed · 3 true incidents confirmed
TRIAGE
Auto
INC-001: Lateral movement · severity HIGH · kill chain mapped · analyst briefing ready
ACT
Defense
INC-001: Compromised host isolated · DNS blocked · IR playbook executed · 6.2min
OK
SOC
Analyst notified: 1 incident requiring decision · 846 handled autonomously
analyst queue847 alerts → 1 decision required · 846 autonomous · 99.9% noise removed
99.9%
False positive suppression
Analyst queue contains real threats only
6.2min
Auto-investigation time
Kill chain mapped before analyst touch
< 8min
Autonomous MTTC
Containment runs without analyst
3
Decisions from 847 alerts
The rest resolved autonomously
False Positive Elimination

99.9% of your alerts are not incidents. We know which ones are.

Alert fatigue is the defining crisis of modern SOC operations. Analysts spending 80% of their shift triaging false positives have no cognitive capacity left for the real threats. PulseADT's ADT engine correlates signals across every layer before surfacing anything to a human - eliminating false positives at scale without suppressing real threats.

  • Multi-layer correlation: endpoint, network, identity, cloud, and log signals unified
  • False positive suppression rate of 99.9% in production deployments
  • Noise baseline established per environment - alerts suppressed in context, not globally
  • Alert enrichment: every surfaced event arrives with full context and attribution
  • Analyst queue shows only actionable, confirmed incidents - not alert floods
99.9%
False positive suppression rate across production SOC environments - verified in 2025 deployments
Analyst queue contains only real threats
Automated Triage & Investigation

By the time an analyst sees it, the investigation is already done.

PulseADT doesn't just surface incidents - it delivers fully mapped investigations. When a real threat is confirmed, the analyst receives a complete kill chain timeline, attribution hypothesis, affected asset list, and recommended containment actions. The cognitive work is done. The decision is human.

  • Full MITRE ATT&CK kill chain mapped for every confirmed incident
  • Asset impact scope assessed automatically - affected users, systems, and data types listed
  • Attacker attribution hypothesis with confidence score and TTPs referenced
  • Containment options pre-drafted with one-click approval or modification
  • Evidence bundle assembled for handoff to IR team or for regulatory notification
6.2min
Median time from first signal to full incident investigation delivered to SOC analyst inbox
Investigation complete. Decision is yours.
Analyst Wellbeing & Retention

Analyst burnout is a security incident. PulseADT prevents it.

Security teams operating under chronic alert overload have elevated error rates, high staff turnover, and degraded threat detection quality. PulseADT's autonomous handling of 99.9% of alert volume transforms the analyst experience from reactive firefighting to deliberate, high-quality incident decision-making.

  • Analyst queue workload cap configurable - no runaway flood incidents
  • Shift handoff summaries auto-generated: what happened, what was resolved, what needs attention
  • Escalation playbooks triggered automatically - analyst is briefed, not summoned
  • SOC team performance dashboards: response quality, decision time, and case outcomes
  • On-call alerting limited to confirmed, high-severity incidents - not alert storms
3
Analyst decisions required per 847 alerts - the rest handled autonomously by PulseADT
Work on threats. Not alerts.
Autonomous Response Execution

Containment doesn't wait for the analyst to come online.

Ransomware spreads faster than shift change. PulseADT's autonomous response playbooks execute containment, isolation, and remediation actions the moment a high-confidence threat is confirmed - before analyst involvement. Human review happens after containment, not during it.

  • Autonomous host isolation on confirmed lateral movement or ransomware staging
  • DNS and firewall policy updates applied at machine speed - no ticket, no delay
  • User account suspension on confirmed credential misuse or insider threat hypothesis
  • Automated IR playbook execution logged for human review and audit trail
  • Rollback and remediation guidance delivered alongside containment confirmation
< 8min
Median mean time to contain (MTTC) across all PulseADT enterprise deployments
Autonomous - no analyst required for containment
Why PulseADT

The SOC transformed.

Your analysts didn't join security to triage false positives. PulseADT gives them back their purpose.

Legacy approach
PulseADT
847 alerts per shift - analyst triages all of them manually
99.9% suppressed autonomously - analyst sees 3 confirmed incidents
Alert receives an analyst in 4+ hours - after screening queue
Full investigation delivered at incident confirmation - within 6.2 minutes
Analyst burnout drives 40%+ annual SOC attrition rates
Analyst queue is human-scale - deliberate work on real threats only
Containment waits for analyst to come online and read the alert
Autonomous containment executes at machine speed - analyst reviews after
Threat intelligence context looked up manually by analyst
Full MITRE ATT&CK mapping and TTPs delivered with every incident
99.9%
Noise removed
6.2min
Investigation time
< 8min
Containment
3
Decisions from 847

Your analysts are too valuable for false positives.

See how PulseADT transforms your SOC operations - fewer alerts, better analysis, faster containment, and a team that wants to show up.