Security operations
SOAR
Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response. The playbook engine that fires actions on alerts. Concord enriches the alerts SOAR fires on.
Definition
SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) is the platform layer that automates analyst playbooks. When an alert fires, SOAR enriches it, runs decision logic, and takes action: block the IP, disable the user, page the on-call. Palo Alto Cortex XSOAR, Splunk SOAR, and Tines are common platforms. SOAR depends on the alert it fires on being correct. Stale field mappings, duplicated alerts across tools, and uncalibrated entity matches all corrupt the input that SOAR's playbooks act on. Concord by IaxaI does not replace SOAR. Concord cleans the input. Calibrated identity makes the entity in the alert reliable. Semantic Alert Dedup collapses three near-duplicate alerts into one narrative before the playbook fires three times. The audit ledger gives the response action a provable receipt the SOC can show in an exam. SOAR keeps doing what it does. The signal it acts on improves.
See also
Related capabilities and terms
SIEM
Security Information and Event Management. The log-aggregation and rules platform every security practice runs. Concord by IaxaI sits above the SIEM, not next to it.
Semantic Alert Dedup
Collapses alerts that describe the same incident across different tools into one narrative, using calibrated identity, not string matching.
Calibrated Identity
Entity resolution with a coverage-guaranteed prediction set. Concord tells you when it doesn't know, instead of guessing.
SOC Analyst
The persona doing the daily work: triaging alerts, running investigations, writing detections. The MSSP variant works across many tenants from one console.
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