62%
Of breaches involve the human element — phishing, pretexting and privilege misuse. (DBIR 2026)
Palo Alto Cortex & XSIAM
The converged SOC — run by a team that also masters identity.
Cortex XSIAM brings detection, identity and response into one AI-driven platform. We're among the few Indian partners delivering both privileged access and the SOC — so identity threats don't fall through the gap between teams.
More tools, not more signal
Why most SOC programmes stall.
Adding tools rarely adds clarity. The modern SOC drowns in alerts while the threats that matter — especially identity-driven ones — slip through the seams.
Alert overload
Disconnected tools each fire their own alerts. Analysts triage noise instead of investigating the few signals that matter.
The identity blind spot
The SOC often can't see privileged misuse — the very activity behind most serious breaches. Identity and detection live in separate silos.
Manual response
Without automation, every incident is hand-worked. Mean time to respond stays high and analysts burn out on repetitive tasks.
Tool sprawl
SIEM, EDR, cloud security and threat intel from different vendors don't correlate. The whole is far less than the sum of its licences.
Cloud left unmonitored
Cloud workloads scale faster than the SOC can watch them. Misconfigurations and runtime threats go unseen until it's too late.
XSIAM collapses the stack — and we run it. Here's how.
A rare combination
One of the few Indian partners with both PAM and SIEM/SOAR.
Most identity specialists don't run a SOC. Most SOC providers don't do privileged access. We do both — so privileged-access telemetry flows straight into XSIAM, and a suspicious privileged session is detected, correlated and responded to in one place, by one team.
How we deliver
Discover. Design. Deploy. Operate.
A phased approach that defines the threats that matter first, then builds detection and automation around them — and runs the SOC for you.
1
2–4 weeks
Discover
Map your data sources, crown-jewel assets and the threats that matter. Baseline current detection coverage and the gaps that hurt.
2
3–4 weeks
Design
Use-case and detection engineering, data onboarding plan, automation playbooks, and the identity telemetry that closes the privileged blind spot.
3
6–12 weeks
Deploy
Stand up XSIAM/XDR, onboard data sources, tune detections, wire XSOAR playbooks and integrate Prisma Cloud for cloud coverage.
4
Ongoing · 24×7
Operate
Managed detection and response, continuous detection tuning, threat hunting and reporting against a 99.99% SLA.
Platform expertise
The Cortex platform, end to end.
From AI-driven detection to automated response and cloud-native protection — implemented and operated by our engineers.
We deliver the full Palo Alto Cortex platform — XSIAM, XDR, XSOAR and Prisma Cloud — and pair it with deep privileged-access expertise. That combination lets us feed identity telemetry into the SOC and respond to identity threats as first-class signals.
SIEM
Cortex XSIAM
AI-driven, converged SOCAI
AI-driven analyticsCorrelate signals into a handful of real incidents.
ID
Identity threat detectionPrivileged misuse surfaced, not buried.
DAT
Data onboardingUnify endpoint, network, cloud and identity.
AR
Automated responseNative playbooks cut mean time to respond.
XDR
XDR · XSOAR · Prisma
Detection, automation & cloudXDR
Cortex XDRDetection & response across endpoint, network, cloud.
SOAR
Cortex XSOAROrchestration and automation at scale.
CLD
Prisma Cloud (CNAPP)Posture, workload and runtime protection.
MDR
Managed operationsWe run it 24×7 against a 99.99% SLA.
Why convergence wins
Identity is where breaches start — so the SOC has to see it.
The breach has moved to identity, yet most SOCs can't see privileged activity in real time. By joining our PAM practice to a Cortex-powered SOC, privileged sessions become detections — and a suspicious admin login is correlated and contained, not discovered in next quarter's audit.
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Managed detection and response, operated against a 99.99% SLA.
Start here
Build a SOC that sees identity.
Start with a SOC assessment — your detection coverage today, the identity blind spots that matter most, and a costed roadmap to a converged, automated operation.