Faced with the ongoing rise in cyber threats, companies must rely on systems capable of monitoring, analyzing, and responding in real time. The rise in targeted attacks, ransomware, and evasion techniques renders traditional approaches inadequate. In this context, integrating artificial intelligence into the SOC is a necessary step toward improving the effectiveness of incident detection and response.
Scalair integrates artificial intelligence into the core of its managed SOC to optimize the analysis of security events and support teams in their decision-making.
Managed SOC: A Cornerstone of Scalair’s Offering
Scalair offers a SOC-as-a-Service designed for small and medium-sized businesses, mid-market companies, and organizations with high security and sovereignty requirements. This service is based on continuous monitoring of information systems, carried out by analysts specializing in cybersecurity.
The SOC enables the detection of suspicious activity, the analysis of incidents, and the coordination of response actions. It integrates with customers’ existing environments and leverages industry-standard detection and monitoring tools.
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in the SOC
Artificial intelligence is primarily used to analyze and correlate security events. The vast amounts of data generated by systems, workstations, and applications make it essential to use automated mechanisms capable of quickly identifying abnormal behavior.
Behavioral analysis and advanced detection
Technologies that incorporate AI can analyze user behavior, device activity, and network traffic to identify deviations from normal activity. This approach is particularly useful for detecting threats without known signatures or evolving attacks.
The EDR solutions and correlation platforms used within Scalair’s SOC leverage these capabilities to enhance incident detection.
Reducing false positives and prioritizing alerts
One of the key benefits of AI is its ability to reduce the number of irrelevant alerts. By refining the classification of events, AI helps minimize noise and improve the relevance of alerts sent to analysts.
Incidents are then prioritized based on their severity, which helps speed up the response to threats that have the greatest impact on business operations.
A complementary approach to human expertise
At Scalair, artificial intelligence does not replace human expertise. Final decisions, in-depth incident analysis, and the coordination of response actions remain the responsibility of SOC analysts.
AI serves as a support tool, enabling teams to become more efficient, responsive, and accurate, while maintaining human oversight of security processes.
The integration of artificial intelligence into Scalair’s managed SOC is part of a pragmatic approach aimed at strengthening threat detection and response. By combining advanced technologies with human expertise, Scalair offers an accessible, high-performance SOC model tailored to today’s cybersecurity challenges.
This model allows companies to benefit from a high level of security without having to deal with the complexity and costs associated with setting up an in-house SOC.