Threat hunting with DataBee

Use your business data to help improve threat detections

Threat hunters are wasting valuable time deciphering noisy datasets, merging duplicative fields, pivoting between tools, and manually correlating entity information. With DataBee EntityViews™, security analysts have access to clean, contextualized data that makes threat hunting fun and engaging by identifying and prioritizing high-risk threats.

With patent-pending entity resolution technology, DataBee® can help you improve threat hunting and increase operational efficiency by providing a more complete timeline of activities from users and devices in an organization. Threat Detection Views provide an easy way to address significant security findings without triaging alerts from multiple tools.

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Business context gives you confidence in your results
Develop a more cost-effective threat hunting budget
Focus on the hunt, not on getting data ready
Write rules once for faster threat detection

Business context gives you confidence in your results

Threat hunters want to have the right context at their fingertips to act quickly based on relevancy and severity of the risk. DataBee gives security analysts more accurate datasets and fewer false positives by improving security hygiene and merging security and IT data with business context – including non-traditional data sources. Security, risk, and business data are transformed into a unified data layer that would typically be scattered across various storage forms and tools into an efficient, singular, normalized security data fabric.

Develop a more cost-effective threat hunting budget

Threat hunting programs are operationally expensive. DataBee enables security operation center (SOC) analysts and threat hunters to run simple and advanced queries on-demand and in parallel, as they dip into a single data repository. In addition to more predictable resource allocation, DataBee processes high-volume data sources and security-rich insights from disparate tools to create a single, shared dataset, giving hunters access to as much data as they need for analysis.

Focus on the hunt, not on getting data ready

Accelerate investigation efforts by focusing threat hunters on their strengths—identifying and neutralizing threats, rather than preparing data for analysis. DataBee parses through datasets, correlates between data points, and transforms into the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF). DataBee helps make digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) more straightforward by operationalizing security data and getting usable insights that often arrive to security teams in multiple formats, filetypes, and unique syntaxes.

Write rules once for faster threat detection

Enhance your security workflows and stop sifting through noise. DataBee’s Active Detection Streams applie Sigma rules and detection chains to data over the stream, sending logs that trigger a DataBee Finding for further investigations. Built with native Sigma rules support, DataBee enables you to write correlation rules once without needing to update log parsers or vendor-specific security detection content.

What makes DataBee a standout for threat hunting

DataBee from Comcast Technology Solutions creates connected security and compliance data and insights that can work everyone. As a security, risk, and compliance data fabric platform, DataBee weaves together multiple dissimilar data sources and logs and uses patent-pending technology for entity resolution. As data streams in DataBee, a unique identifier is created to help track users and devices as they traverse through the network.

In the case of detecting lateral movement, security tools frequently have trouble identifying unwarranted access or privilege escalation, often because they score risks differently or have poor integration features that cannot connect anomalous behaviors. With DataBee, threat hunters can leverage the security, risk, and compliance data fabric to create a collaborative and programmatic workflow approach while analyzing large amounts of data quickly to assemble a comprehensive view of activities for nearly any entity within an environment.