After an acquisition, or in any group with several SIEMs and tenants, one SOC can work all of them without a consolidation project. Each business unit keeps its own tools and data. Your analysts investigate, hunt, manage rules and respond across the lot from one place.
| Task | Splunk | Sentinel | Elastic | Google SecOps | How |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Search | Translated to SPL, KQL, ES|QL or YARA-L | ||||
| Investigate | Evidence joined across all four | ||||
| Hunt | One hypothesis, every data set | ||||
| Detect | Rules kept in each native format | ||||
| Respond | Actions run in the right tenant |
Mitigate connects to each SIEM and tool with scoped API credentials, queries the data in place and reasons over the results. Agents search, investigate and hunt across SIEMs, and carry out approved responses inside the tenant they belong to. Context, credentials and data access are kept separate for each environment, and every cross-SIEM query is in the record. Telemetry stays put and schemas stay as they are.
A proof of concept with Mitigate is scored on these measures, against your own alerts and your own tools.
| No. | Measure | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Time to connect | Median time from handing over credentials to a validated query on each SIEM or tenant. |
| 02 | SIEMs answering | Required SIEMs and tools that returned results, as a share of the list. |
| 03 | Cross-SIEM cases | Investigations closed with evidence from two or more environments. |
| 04 | Boundary breaches | Any query or action that crossed a tenant line or went beyond their permissions. The target is zero. |
| 05 | Responses in the right tenant | Approved responses that finished inside the tenant they were meant for. |
| 06 | Alert to verdict | Median time between an alert firing and a verdict, for cases that span SIEMs. |
Connect two of them and see a single case built from both, with each query written in its own language.