CrowdStrike Incident Response Alternatives

My experience using Palo Alto Networks Cortex XDR as a core part of our incident response strategy. We use it comprehensively: detection and alerts, forensic investigation, threat hunting, and automated response, in addition to integrating it with other EDR/XDR tools we already had in our environment. It has been a key component in reducing the time between detection and containment during real-world incidents.

my overall experience with the hive has been very positive, the platform is intuitive, relaible, and efficient, helping streamline workflows, improve collaboration, and enhance productivity across teams.

Because as a Senior Cybersecurity expert with over 3 years of experience using FortiSIEM in a large bank that is my reason behind my rating. Also the Dashboard is every attractive displays based on the alert risks and so on. For the case management it has good lifecycle management like New case, Assigned, High Priority, Overdue and MTTRI KPI, and escalation policies. It also associate the incidents to the cases automatically but if a SOC analyst is closes more cases it will assign more new cases more than it is expected to assign. About the Incident Response it gives automated responses, mitigation scripts and playbooks but false positive alert or alert fatigue are observed in the product. On the incident management side the dashboard is customizable with real time visibility, risk scoring, impacted assets view effectively. In the workflow tracking it has good support for automated policies, task management and playbooks with in cases and audit trails.

We deployed ServiceNow Security Incident Response and overall the experience was really solid. The platform proved genuinely versatile — it adapted well to different workflows and team structures, which isn't something every SOAR-adjacent tool can claim. Incident Response and Case Management capabilities stood out from the start.

We have had a great experience with it. It's great for managing incidents and gives a unified dashboard for everyone in and across teams to follow and work from when something goes wrong. The multiple incident categorization and SLA that goes with it helps a lot in creating and the amount of effort to put in fixing things. Another awesome part is the slack integration and managing everything from slack itself(not that the platform is not great to use). When on-call, even not being owner of affected service, incident management and overseeing the response and nudging people has never been easier.

We used PagerDuty as the backbone of our incident management for quite a while before we eventually moved away. Overall it was a very dependable platform. The workflow tracking was robust and the dashboard gave our team great visibility during events. It took a bit of effort to setup our configurations and fine tune alerts but it definitely helped us with response times while we had it.

From last 1.6 year i am using Fortisoar as a developerr, my focus is on optimizing the SOC infrastructure. It centralize incident managment and case management through its robust rest api. The plateform built in dashboard engine is higly customizable.Building visual playbooks for automate incident response has significantly reduced our response time.

When testing this product I found it very easy to use and the great things about it are the dynamic playbooks the way it coverts documents into mobile friendly work flows.