Spectrum vs. Fig

Spectrum enables security teams to manage the entire detection lifecycle efficiently, integrating flawlessly with various SIEMs, data lakes, or tools. It starts by identifying the specific elements that need to be detected, progresses through the stages of development and deployment, and guarantees continuous operational effectiveness. By persistently evaluating your threat coverage against real-world threats, internal findings, and the unique aspects of your environment, Spectrum uncovers significant gaps that require attention. This assessment includes emerging threats, deficiencies in coverage, insights from red team evaluations, and considerations for custom applications. Spectrum takes all these factors into account and develops a detection strategy that is tailored to your distinctive environment and technology stack. It creates high-quality detection rules specifically designed for your environment and data sources, enabling a seamless transition from strategy to deployment-ready solutions without the need for manual intervention. Furthermore, it continuously monitors all active detections, identifies any irregularities, refines them for accuracy, and ensures substantial coverage during transitions to avoid overlooked failures. This proactive strategy not only fortifies your security posture but also enhances its adaptability to evolving threats, fostering a more resilient defense overall.

Fig bolsters the resilience of Security Operations for modern SOC teams, enabling them to navigate transitions without falling prey to disruptions. While transformations can threaten a SOC’s operational integrity, they can also become a powerful asset; Fig guarantees that both detection and response systems remain functional even amidst changes and intentional adjustments. Drift, which occurs when unintended modifications from upstream sources interfere with detection processes and automations, can leave teams without alerts or direction, leading to prolonged and challenging efforts to diagnose and fix issues. Furthermore, planned updates, such as improvements in SecOps and infrastructure projects, often advance at a deliberate pace to mitigate risks to production systems. To tackle these obstacles, Fig provides teams with tools to detect drift, allowing them to identify when a detection or response fails, while also offering drift repair capabilities that reveal the root cause, suggest solutions, run tests, and enable deployment after receiving approval. Additionally, change modeling features permit teams to simulate proposed changes and assess their prospective impacts before they are executed in a live environment. This all-encompassing strategy guarantees that SOC teams can adeptly manage the intricacies of change, enhancing both their confidence and operational efficiency in the face of evolving challenges. Ultimately, Fig empowers SOC teams not only to respond to change but to leverage it as an opportunity for growth and improvement.