Trust, Then Automate: How Vancord Is Building a Self-Improving SOC
Running an MSSP SOC means dealing with more than alert volume. Vancord has to its customers across different EDRs, SIEMs, cloud security tools, environments, and business contexts — all while working through skills gaps, budget constraints, and tool sprawl.
In this webinar, Matthew Fusaro, Director of Security Services, shares how Vancord is moving toward a self-healing SOC with Qevlar: automating investigation work, capturing customer context, exposing gaps in security data, measuring trust in AI decisions, and gradually introducing autonomous response.
The result is a SOC where analysts spend less time finding the data they need and more time making the decisions that matter.
What you will learn
Hosted by a builder of autonomous AI SOC analysts
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You walk awayable to
Move analysts from gathering data to acting on it
Use every investigation to find weaknesses in your SOC
Introduce autonomous response without giving up control
Turn your SOC into a system that gets smarter over time
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