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Hey folks, I’m in the middle of evaluating incident response platforms, and my head’s kinda spinning with all the options. I pulled up the G2 leaders grid, and here’s what I’ve got so far:
- KnowBe4 PhishER/PhishER Plus: looks like the go-to when phishing is the main headache and you need quick triage.
- Dynatrace: Provides deep observability tied into IR.
- Datadog: massive market presence and strong footprint in observability and monitoring
- Tines: Strong for automating workflows, connecting different tools
- Torq: similar vibe to Tines, automates security workflows to orchestrate complex security processes at scale
- Cynet: positioned more as a consolidated “everything under one roof” platform.
- ServiceNow Security Operations: I see this a lot in larger enterprises where IR workflows are baked into broader IT processes.
- Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM: strong if you’re already in the Palo Alto ecosystem and want it all tied together.
- IBM Instana: more of an observability + IR connection point.
- CYREBRO: pitched as a centralized hub for detection and response.
I’m mainly looking for a tool that helps coordinate teams quickly during incidents — centralizing alerts, standardizing workflows, and making playbooks easy to execute.
For those who’ve used these, what’s been the best fit for your team?
I'm also seeing Splunk SOAR, Microsoft Sentinel, and Exabeam mentioned often. Is anyone here finding those best for IR?
I’ve noticed teams that lean on monitoring stacks gravitate toward Datadog or Dynatrace, while others really like Tines/Torq for the workflow automation side. Curious to see which direction most folks here are leaning.
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