Palo Alto NetworksAI-Driven SOC

    Cortex XSIAM

    An AI-driven, autonomous SOC platform that replaces the legacy SIEM.

    Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM is an AI-driven security operations platform built to replace the siloed, human-centered SOC. It unifies data, analytics, detection, and response on a modern, AI-ready foundation — automating the work that slows legacy SIEM-based SOCs and dramatically reducing mean time to detect and respond. Faltrox operates it as the AI-driven core of a modern managed SOC.

    Overview

    What Cortex XSIAM is

    Today’s siloed, human-centered SOCs — built around a legacy SIEM that stores logs but leaves detection, correlation, and response to overwhelmed analysts — cannot keep pace with the speed and volume of modern threats. Cortex XSIAM is Palo Alto Networks’ answer: an AI-driven, autonomous SOC platform that unifies the data and automates the operations a legacy SIEM cannot.

    It ingests and normalises security data at scale, applies machine learning and analytics to detect threats automatically, correlates them into incidents, and drives automated investigation and response — collapsing the tool sprawl and manual work of the traditional SOC into one AI-ready platform. It reduces mean time to detect and respond and lets analysts focus on the decisions that need judgement. Faltrox operates Cortex XSIAM as the AI-driven core of the modern SOC it runs for you.

    Coverage

    What it protects

    The platforms, threats, and surfaces this product is built to defend.

    01

    All Security Data

    Ingests and normalises security data at scale across the environment.

    02

    AI Detection

    Machine learning and analytics detect threats automatically at machine speed.

    03

    Alert Overload

    Correlates signals into incidents, collapsing the alert volume of a legacy SIEM.

    04

    Automated Response

    Automated investigation and response cut mean time to respond dramatically.

    05

    Tool Sprawl

    Consolidates the tool sprawl of the traditional SOC into one platform.

    06

    Unit 42 Intelligence

    Detections enriched by Unit 42 threat research.

    How it works

    The mechanism

    How the product moves from signal to protected state, step by step.

    1. 01

      Ingest

      Cortex XSIAM ingests and normalises security data at scale from across the environment.

    2. 02

      Detect

      Machine learning and analytics detect threats automatically, without hand-written rules for everything.

    3. 03

      Correlate

      Signals are correlated into incidents, collapsing the alert volume that overwhelms a legacy SIEM.

    4. 04

      Respond

      Automated investigation and response act at machine speed, reducing mean time to respond.

    5. 05

      Operate

      Faltrox operates it as the AI-driven core of a modern managed SOC, with analysts focused on judgement calls.

    Capabilities

    Key capabilities

    AI-Driven SecOps

    A modern, AI-ready foundation that automates the operations a legacy SIEM leaves to analysts.

    Data Consolidation

    Ingests and normalises security data at scale, consolidating SOC tool sprawl.

    Automatic Detection

    Machine learning and analytics detect threats without hand-writing a rule for everything.

    Incident Correlation

    Correlates signals into incidents, collapsing the alert volume of a legacy SIEM.

    Automated Response

    Automated investigation and response act at machine speed to cut MTTR.

    SIEM Replacement

    Built to replace the legacy SIEM at the centre of the SOC, not just augment it.

    Analyst Focus

    Frees analysts from manual work to focus on the decisions that need judgement.

    Unit 42 Intelligence

    Detections enriched by Unit 42 threat research for accuracy.

    Works with

    Part of the platform

    Palo Alto Networks products this pairs with, and the Faltrox services that operate it.

    Delivery

    You buy the outcome, not the console

    Managed by Faltrox

    Faltrox licenses, deploys, and tunes Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM for your environment, then runs it as part of a managed service, so you get the protection without staffing another security console.

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    FAQ

    Common questions

    01Is XSIAM a SIEM?

    It is built to replace the legacy SIEM. A traditional SIEM stores logs and leaves detection, correlation, and response to analysts; Cortex XSIAM unifies the data and automates those operations with AI — an AI-driven SecOps platform, effectively an autonomous SOC, rather than a log store with dashboards.

    02What problem does it actually solve?

    The human-centered, tool-sprawled SOC that cannot keep pace with modern threats. XSIAM consolidates the data and automates detection, correlation, investigation, and response, dramatically reducing mean time to detect and respond and freeing analysts for the decisions that need judgement.

    03How is it different from Cortex XDR?

    Cortex XDR is extended detection and response focused on threat detection across data sources. XSIAM is the broader AI-driven SecOps platform that replaces the SIEM and runs the whole SOC — ingesting all security data, automating operations end to end. XDR capabilities are part of what XSIAM builds on.

    04Can we get it fully managed?

    Yes — Unit 42 offers Managed XSIAM (MDR for Cortex XSIAM), and Faltrox operates Cortex XSIAM as the core of the managed SOC we run, so you get the outcomes of an AI-driven SOC without building and staffing one.

    05How does Faltrox operate it?

    We run Cortex XSIAM as the AI-driven core of a modern managed SOC — onboarding your data, tuning detections and automation, and driving investigation and response, with analysts focused on the judgement calls the automation escalates.

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    Speak with the engineering team to define scope, walk through the methodology, and decide whether Faltrox is the right team to test and run your environment.

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