Bricklayer AI: Revolutionizing Security Operations
In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, Bricklayer AI emerges as a powerful solution. It offers an autonomous AI security team to handle various aspects of security operations.
Overview
Bricklayer AI is designed to address the challenges faced by SOCs (Security Operations Centers). With cyber adversaries becoming more sophisticated, traditional human-only teams often struggle to keep up. Bricklayer AI steps in by providing AI analysts and incident responders to work alongside human experts. This combination allows for a smarter, faster, and more effective security operations team.
Core Features
- Team-Based Architecture: It mirrors the workflow of your existing team, ensuring seamless integration and cooperation rather than working in silos.
- Action-Based Tasking: Every alert is promptly investigated, with real-time feedback sharing and response delivery.
- Integrated From Day One: The AI security team is well-versed in your processes, tools, and terminology right from the start, eliminating onboarding bottlenecks.
Basic Usage
To get started, first, identify your security gaps. This understanding will help you deploy Bricklayer AI where it can have the maximum impact. Then, select the appropriate AI agent team, such as security analysts, intel analysts, or incident responders, to fill the operational roles that would otherwise require human hiring. Next, choose the relevant tools and create tasks. These tools are AI actions like search, correlate, etc., and tasks are jobs that need specialists to use the tools for a specific outcome. Finally, run procedures which involve multiple specialists and humans working together to complete complex security processes, much like an automated and constantly improving version of SOAR playbooks.
In conclusion, Bricklayer AI offers a comprehensive approach to enhancing security operations, enabling teams to overcome alert overload, automate threat intel, and slash detection and response times, far surpassing what human-only teams can achieve.
