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In today's fast-evolving digital landscape, the National Health Service (NHS) faces numerous cybersecurity challenges. With threats becoming more sophisticated, the need for robust and efficient security operations is greater than ever. Enter SecQube’s AI-powered platform for Microsoft Sentinel—designed to simplify your security operations, irrespective of technical proficiency.
Bridging the skills gap with Harvey, your AI assistant
One of the pressing issues within NHS cybersecurity teams is the skills gap. Often, security analysts lack the required knowledge to efficiently handle incidents, leading to slower response times and increased risk. SecQube’s Harvey, a conversational AI-bot, is here to change that narrative.
Harvey guides NHS cybersecurity teams through each incident, offering real-time suggestions and automated workflows. This means that even team members without deep KQL (Kusto Query Language) expertise can effectively manage threats. Harvey doesn’t just automate tasks; it educates analysts, providing them with the necessary skills to handle similar incidents in the future. This integration is crucial for enhancing the overall security posture of NHS institutions. With Harvey and SecQube's capabilities, healthcare organisations can ensure that their cybersecurity measures remain robust and efficient.
Simplifying incident triage and investigation
Incidents in cybersecurity can be overwhelming. The multitude of alerts and potential false positives can bury genuine threats. Here’s where Harvey excels. Our conversational AI-bot assists with rapid incident triage, identifying and prioritising threats based on severity and potential impact on patient data.
With SecQube’s AI-powered platform, the need for manual investigation is significantly reduced. Harvey automates the initial investigation steps, collects relevant data, and presents it in a clear, actionable format. What’s more, this process speeds up with each interaction, learning and adapting to specific organisational needs, thereby enhancing the threat response process. The use of Defender EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) further strengthens the platform's capabilities in threat detection.
Integrated, user-friendly security portal
Transitioning to Microsoft Sentinel has never been easier, thanks to SecQube’s user-centric multi-tenant security portal. This platform integrates seamlessly, providing a clean and straightforward interface that even non-technical staff—such as clinicians—can navigate with ease.
The built-in ticketing and change management systems ensure that all team activities are logged, tracked, and managed efficiently. This means that nothing slips through the cracks, and accountability is maintained at every stage of the incident lifecycle, reinforcing best practices in cybersecurity management. The use of identity managers within the interface ensures secure access and identity verification for all users.
Real-time threat intelligence and response
SecQube enhances Microsoft Sentinel’s capabilities by integrating real-time threat intelligence. The platform automatically generates and executes KQL queries, assessing the severity of each threat. This is invaluable for NHS cybersecurity teams who need to stay ahead of potential threats to protect patient data and ensure service continuity.
Additionally, the integration of Azure Lighthouse allows for robust security monitoring with data residency options in the US or EU, ensuring compliance with regional data protection regulations. Furthermore, by incorporating Microsoft Security Copilot and MCAS (Microsoft Cloud App Security), the platform improves its detection and response efficiency. Utilising data connectors, the system can integrate seamlessly with various sources, including AWS and GCP cloud networks.
White-label solutions for managed service providers
For managed service providers (MSPs) supporting NHS organisations, SecQube offers customisable, white-label cybersecurity solutions. Our platform allows MSPs to offer enterprise-grade security services under their own brand, expanding their service repertoire without the need for extensive new investments. The ability to leverage Microsoft Sentinel pricing and workspace configurations adds flexibility and scalability to their offerings.
Seamless migration to Azure-hosted security management
Finally, SecQube’s serverless Azure-hosted security management ensures that the transition to Microsoft Sentinel is smooth and hassle-free. Azure’s cloud infrastructure offers unparalleled scalability and reliability, making it the perfect foundation for advanced security operations. The platform supports data connectors that facilitate integration with other systems, including AWS and GCP cloud networks, enhancing the security landscape further.
Conclusion
In summary, SecQube’s AI-driven platform makes transitioning to Microsoft Sentinel straightforward and effective. By bridging the cybersecurity skills gap, automating workflows, and providing real-time threat intelligence, our solution empowers NHS cybersecurity teams to safeguard critical health services. With Harvey, the AI assistant, guiding every step, and a user-friendly interface simplifying operations, maintaining top-notch cybersecurity has never been easier. Secure your NHS organisation with SecQube today and enjoy peace of mind knowing that you are always one step ahead of potential threats.