PICUS TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATIONS

Utilize your defenses effectively.

The Picus platform integrates with the most commonly used next-gen firewall (NGFW), intrusion prevention system (IPS), web application firewall (WAF), Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR )technologies, and helps you keep them ready against the most advanced attacks.

INTEGRATION LINES
Learn more about how The Picus Platform is integrating with your technologies.

Security Information
and Event Management (SIEM)

By identifying attack techniques able to bypass your controls, Picus aids your hunt for threats that may have used similar methods and remain undetected.
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Endpoint Detection
and Response (EDR)

Do you want to build an effective SOC? Learn more about how you can empower security analysts, detection engineers, threat hunters
and incident responders by Picus' threat-centric security control validation approach.

Extended Detection and Response (XDR)

Do you want to test the effectiveness of your XDR against real-world threats? Learn more about how you can better utilize your technologies.

Security Orchestration,
Automation and Response (SOAR)

Do you want to test the effectiveness of your network security, SIEM, and EDR tools against real-world threats? Learn more about how you can leverage Picus and SOAR integrations to your benefit.

Network Security
Technologies

Do you have NGFW, WAF, IPS technologies? Learn more about how you can better utilize your technologies.

EXPLORE THE ECOSYSTEM

Check Point

Categories: Network Intrusion Prevention System, Next-Generation Firewall

IBM Security

Categories: Security Information and Event Management

Forcepoint

Categories: Next-Generation Firewall

Microsoft

Categories: Endpoint Detection and Response, Security Information and Event Management

RSA

Categories: Security Information and Event Management

Trend Micro

Categories: Network Intrusion Prevention System, Extended Detection and Response

Splunk

Categories: Security Information and Event Management

Micro Focus

Categories: Security Information and Event Management

LogRhythm

Categories: Security Information and Event Management

Cisco

Categories: Network Intrusion Prevention System, Next-Generation Firewall

CrowdStrike

Categories: Endpoint Detection & Response

Fortinet

Categories: Network Intrusion Prevention System, Next-Gen Firewall, Web Application Firewall

McAfee

Categories: Network Intrusion Prevention System

ModSecurity

Categories: Web Application Firewall

Snort

Categories: Network Intrusion Prevention System, Next-Generation Firewall

Securonix

Categories: Security Information and Event Management

VMware Carbon Black

Categories: Endpoint Detection & Response

Zscaler

Zscaler Internet Access

Citrix

Categories: Web Application Firewall

Elastic

Categories: Security Information and Event Management

F5

Categories: Web Application Firewall

Palo Alto Networks

Categories: Next-Generation Firewall, Extended Detection and Response

Sigma

Categories: Security Information and Event Management

Imperva

Categories: Web Application Firewall

SentinelOne

Categories: Extended Detection and Response

Logsign

Categories: Security Information and Event Management

WHY SECURITY VALIDATION IS IMPORTANT?

It helps security leaders address security gaps and vulnerabilities more pragmatically.

Your security staff don’t have the time and resources to make your environment impenetrable. Right now, they don’t even have the time to respond to every vulnerability they know about - let alone the ones they don’t. The only way to keep your business protected is to take a pragmatic approach: focus on the attack techniques that represent the biggest risk, check you have the security controls in place to address them, and if not, redeploy resources. Effective security validation will help you do this.

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It helps security leaders control and justify their budgets.

Security leaders don’t just have threat actors to worry about - they also answer to the business, and need to justify what and how they spend based on real metrics. By providing insight into the cost versus risk of both existing security controls and potential future investments, effective security validation will help them focus their budget on the right areas and reduce waste.

Security validation helps drive communication and collaboration.

Effective security validation also helps security leaders convey their agenda and get buy-in from other business stakeholders. By making the connection between real-world threats and potential victims within the business, they can demonstrate that their decisions aren’t based on fear and blind faith - they are driven by metrics that should matter to everyone.

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