Intelligent security automation and orchestration that responds to threats in real-time, reducing response times from hours to seconds.
Security automation is essential for defending against modern threats that move at machine speed. RazorSecurity's automation platform enables rapid threat detection, analysis, and response, allowing security teams to focus on strategic initiatives while automated systems handle routine threats and incident response workflows.
Automation is designed with guardrails, approvals, and rollback paths to ensure that fast actions remain safe. This balances speed with control, especially in regulated environments.
Our automation platform can automatically contain threats by isolating compromised systems, blocking malicious IPs, revoking access credentials, and initiating forensic data collection. Response actions are executed in seconds, far faster than manual intervention, minimizing the window of exposure.
We integrate with hundreds of security tools and platforms, enabling automated workflows that coordinate responses across multiple systems. Playbooks can be customized to match your organization's security policies and response procedures.
Automated systems gather and correlate data from multiple sources to build a comprehensive picture of security incidents. This includes log analysis, threat intelligence lookups, asset identification, and timeline reconstruction, all performed automatically to accelerate investigation.
The same workflows generate clear incident reports, preserving evidence and supporting post-incident reviews without slowing down response.
Our automation platform is built on a microservices architecture using Kubernetes for orchestration and containerization. We leverage Python for automation scripts, REST APIs for tool integration, and event-driven architectures to ensure rapid response times. The platform supports both cloud and on-premises deployments with consistent functionality across environments.
A policy engine validates every action against compliance rules, while a message bus coordinates playbook execution across security tools, ticketing systems, and communications channels.