When security analysts investigate an incident, they accumulate numerous notes and information that ends up being stored in multiple tools across the environment. Typically, incident reports include information such as:
- identification of the systems affected,
- the date and time the incident was detected,
- the steps taken to resolve it, and
- notification of stakeholders, among other information.
Thus, the time-consuming process of taking the data from each cybersecurity tool and annotating it into a single incident report can be tedious and loaded with necessary and unnecessary information. Plus, that’s critical time that could be better spent hunting and/or investigating the next possible cybersecurity threat.
How Swimlane Can Help
Automated report generation in Swimlane is a solution. Swimlane creates incident reports in just a few seconds, allowing analysts to quickly move onto their next critical task.
By using Swimlane to perform data enrichment queries against your internal and third party tools, you enable your analysts with a single repository for all relevant data surrounding an incident. In only seconds, Swimlane can pull all relevant information into a streamlined, professional incident report. This automatically creates a standardized report with a consistent and reliable set of data for each incident. The incident report is also stored within the Swimlane record and available for preview in Swimlane. It can also be downloaded to share with stakeholders or submitted to external ticketing systems.
If you are interested in saving time and providing comprehensive incident response reports to share with your customers or across the business, schedule a demo to see Swimlane today.
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