Comparing Incident Response Solutions
Affordable, Thorough, Fast
Cyber Triage is faster, easier, and more thorough than Ad-Hoc processes, especially if the company does not have the resources to script and automate the process. Cyber Triage is cheaper than EDR and often does a deeper forensics investigation into the host.
Ad-Hoc Process |
Cyber Triage |
EDR |
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| Cost | Free | $1,999 / Investigator | Often $50,000+price / endpoint & user |
Collection |
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| Collects Malware-associated Artifacts | |||
| Collects User-associated Artifacts | |||
| Collects System Configuration Artifacts | |||
| Remote Collection | With Scripting | ||
| Continuous Monitoring | With Scripting | Coming Soon | |
| Single Step Collection | With Scripting | ||
| Disk Images | |||
Analysis |
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| Displays Collected Artifacts | |||
| Assigns Threat Scores to Artifacts | |||
| Integrates with Threat Intelligence | |||
| Correlates with Past Incidents | |||
| Supports Team Collaboration | |||
| Integrates with SIEM and SOAR | |||
| Investigative Workflow | |||
Reporting |
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| Generates report based on investigative findings | |||
In addition to Cyber Triage, companies are often considering other types of host-based investigative solutions.
- Ad-Hoc Process: Using many tools to complete the end-to-end host investigation process. Many of the tools are command line, free, and produce text file outputs.
- EDR: Endpoint Detection and Response agents are always running and collecting data. Their stored data can be used during the investigation.
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