Palo Alto Networks' AI-driven security operations platform that unifies SIEM, XDR, SOAR, EDR, and UEBA into one platform. It uses machine learning to automate alert triage, correlation, and incident response, reducing manual analyst workload.

Cortex XSIAM is Palo Alto Networks' next-generation security operations platform, built on the premise that modern SOCs need more than a traditional SIEM. It combines SIEM, XDR, SOAR, EDR, and user behavior analytics into a single unified platform, ingesting data at machine scale and applying AI to reduce the raw volume of alerts into a much smaller set of high-confidence incidents. The platform is designed to handle the entire SOC workflow: from raw log ingestion and normalization, through detection and correlation, to automated investigation and response playbooks. Its ML models are continuously trained on Palo Alto's global threat intelligence, meaning detection logic improves over time without manual rule tuning. XSIAM is positioned as an autonomous SOC platform, reducing the mean time to respond by eliminating the manual handoffs that slow down traditional workflows.
Qevlar integrates with Cortex XSIAM to receive high-fidelity incidents and to feed back investigation results. This creates a tighter feedback loop where XSIAM's correlation engine surfaces threats and Qevlar's autonomous investigation layer resolves them, reducing the analyst workload on both platforms simultaneously.
Cortex XSIAM is Palo Alto Networks' AI-driven security operations platform, unifying SIEM, XDR, SOAR, EDR and UEBA. It ingests data at machine scale and uses machine learning to turn raw alerts into a smaller set of high-confidence incidents.
Qevlar can receive high-fidelity incidents from XSIAM and feed investigation results back, creating a tighter loop where XSIAM surfaces threats and Qevlar resolves the investigation work automatically.
No — it complements it. XSIAM correlates and prioritizes; Qevlar performs the deep, autonomous investigation on each incident, reducing the manual triage that still lands on analysts.
Yes. Qevlar correlates an XSIAM incident with identity, email, cloud and threat-intelligence sources across your stack to determine scope and impact before a human opens the case.