Stream.Security, a leader in cloud security, has officially announced the launch of its Streamline Integration Program, which is designed to help SecOps teams seamlessly integrate Stream.Security with their existing security tools and platforms.
According to certain reports, the stated program arrives on the scene to help users leverage the power of Stream.Security’s CloudTwin technology, alongside their existing detection and response investments to form a combination capable of simplifying cloud security operations.
More on that would reveal how the development in question can be expected to support a series of industry-leading cloud and enterprise security products. Markedly enough, Stream also took this opportunity to introduce native support for Google Cloud Platform. This extends existing Azure and AWS support to provide a unified solution which simplifies real-time detection and response for multi-cloud enterprises.
Talk about the kind of integrations that Streamline Integration Program will bring into the mix, we begin from EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response). Here, Stream.Security will integrate with EDR tools to provide a holistic view of threats across cloud, application, network, and workload levels. Such a setup, like you can guess, makes it possible for SecOps teams to detect and respond against attacks that target both cloud and applications, while simultaneously building the entire attack storyline. For the initial stage, customers can expect to see integrations like CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and more.
Next up, we have the SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) integration. You see, Stream.Security can very well enhance SIEM data with real-time cloud context. By doing so, it will empower SecOps teams to identify and prioritize cloud-related threats more effectively. Making the whole proposition even more valuable is a fact that Stream currently supports all leading SIEM products which, at present, utilize webhooks as part of StreamLine.
“With the Streamline Integration Program, Stream.Security is committed to providing SecOps teams with the tools they need to effectively secure their cloud environments in real-time,” said Or Shoshani, CEO of Stream.Security. “By integrating with existing security solutions and automating workflows, Stream.Security empowers teams to leverage their investments while achieving a new level of cloud security and operational efficiency.”
Then, there is the XDR (Extended Detection and Response) integration. Stream.Security’s idea behind bringing the stated integration is to fill up gaps in cloud understanding for XDR platforms, and therefore, provide the context needed to deliver accurate detections, as well as responses for cloud-native attacks. At launch, Stream will likely provide native integration with Palo Alto Cortex XDR.
Markedly enough, Stream.Security’s latest brainchild can also integrate with leading vulnerability scanners to reveal the exploitability of assets and prioritize alerts based on risk, streamlining insights into risk context. The program will begin its journey by interoperating with Azure Defender, AWS Inspector, Qualys, Rapid7 InsightVM, and more.
Joining would be the program’s SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) integration, which will basically enhance SOAR platforms through comprehensive attack storylines. This includes enabling them to automate precise and effective responses against cloud threats.
Hold on, we still have a few bits left to unpack, considering we haven’t yet touched upon the program’s tendency to integrate with Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) tools enables security teams to assess asset exploitability based on sensitive data exposure, and at the same time, scale up the precision of risk investigation. Here, initial integrations include Cyera.
Not just that, Streamline Integration Program also allows users to open and assign tickets directly from the Stream.Security UI. It does so to dramatically bring down the complexities surrounding incident management. At launch, ticketing systems which are supported as part of Streamline include Jira, ServiceNow, Azure Boards, and JetBrains.
Rounding up the list of integrations would be the said program’s promise to let users receive alerts directly from Stream.Security to their preferred messaging platform such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, GoogleCards Webhook payload format, and Opsgenie.
As for some of the benefits these integrations will likely deliver, they include enhanced detection accuracy, proactive defense, actionable insights, faster response, comprehensive cloud context and visibility, as well as tailored response which is achievable without too much disruption. Beyond that, the setup under focus can also provide significant operational efficiency across multi-cloud environments.
