SOC Prime Details Pre-SIEM Detection for MSSPs with Prime Detect
Summary
SOC Prime says Prime Detect applies Sigma rules to event streams before SIEM ingestion, tags matches with severity and ATT&CK techniques, links them into attack chains, and lets MSSPs route events. Vendor-reported testing tagged about 7% of telemetry.
Key points
- SOC Prime says Prime Detect runs Sigma and custom detection rules on events in transit, before they reach a SIEM.
- The product tags matches with severity and MITRE ATT&CK techniques and links related matches into attack chains.
- MSSPs can route tagged events to a SIEM and untagged events to warm or cold storage; SOC Prime reports that client testing tagged about 7% of telemetry.
- Deployment options include a shared multi-tenant setup or an installation in each client’s infrastructure; the article says it can run in the cloud or air-gapped.
- The article says Prime Detect runs on Kafka and Kubernetes operated by the provider or client and requires no outbound connection.
- Prime Detect does not replace SIEM functions such as centralized logging, search, investigation, or retention, and does not make incident-reporting decisions.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Product capability overview and promotion for SOC Prime’s Prime Detect
- Impact
- SOC Prime says Prime Detect runs Sigma detections on event streams before SIEM ingestion, tags matches, and routes events according to customer rules. In client testing, about 7% of telemetry was tagged. The article presents this as a way for MSSPs to provide a common detection baseline across clients, potentially reduce SIEM ingest, and keep detection within the client or provider pipeline; these are vendor-reported capabilities and benefits.