I already get threat hunts from my MSSP or MDR. Most MSSP and MDR threat hunting is constrained by the time and capacity of human delivery. Sol moves when the adversary moves: when new intelligence is relevant to your Threat Profile, it triggers hunts across your connected environment. Those hunts run at a speed and scale difficult for human-delivered services alone to sustain, returning evidence-backed findings and clear next actions. Not checkbox reporting, but continuous improvement to your defensive posture.
I use CrowdStrike OverWatch or SentinelOne WatchTower. OverWatch and WatchTower provide valuable depth inside their own endpoint ecosystems. But adversaries move across your environment, not within one vendor boundary. Sol starts with the adversary, uses your Threat Profile to determine what matters, and coordinates evidence gathering across your connected security stack. That gives your team a view of the attack path, not just what a single product can see.
How can Sol help me reduce SIEM costs? Sol is not a replacement for your SIEM, and savings will depend on your data architecture and commercial model. Its contribution is operational efficiency. Sol automates and streamlines the end-to-end hunting process, surfacing behaviours hidden in your data that align with relevant adversary tradecraft. It gives response teams the context and actions needed to investigate those behaviours or improve coverage. The resulting evidence helps your team identify which log types and data streams are relevant to the threats in scope, and where the telemetry required to investigate them is missing. That context supports informed decisions about what to ingest and retain, helping prioritise SIEM resources around the threats and attack paths that matter to your environment.
I don't have a threat hunting team. Is Sol relevant for me? Yes. Sol creates an advanced threat-led investigation and hunting capability for your organisation without requiring a dedicated hunting team. It autonomously executes the full hypothesis loop, from turning relevant intelligence into environment-specific hunts to gathering evidence, analysing behaviours, and surfacing findings and next actions. This gives you a repeatable capability that operates continuously and scales beyond the capacity of a human-only function. Your team defines the Threat Profile and operating boundaries, while Sol executes the work and keeps analysts informed for review and decision-making.
I already have a threat hunting team. Why do I need Sol? Sol helps established hunting teams scale their expertise and operating model across more threats and investigations without adding equivalent analyst effort. It autonomously handles recurring intelligence review, relevance assessment, hypothesis execution, and evidence gathering so each hunter can cover more ground. Specialists remain focused on novel investigations, judgement, and improving coverage while Sol applies their direction continuously and consistently.
Can I use Sol to investigate alerts? Sol can support alert investigation when the relevant evidence is available through connected tools. It adds current threat context, tests threat-led hypotheses, and brings the resulting evidence back to the analyst. Its exact reach depends on your integrations, and it is not intended to replace your incident-response workflow.
Is Sol available through an MSSP? Sol is built for MSSP operating models as well as internal security operations centres. MSSPs can use distinct Threat Profiles to keep work relevant to each customer; contact Elezar or your provider to confirm how Sol can be delivered within your service arrangement.
Can I use my own threat intelligence feeds? Sol is designed to turn relevant threat intelligence into defensive work, but support for a particular private or commercial feed depends on its format and the available integration. Elezar can review your sources during discovery and confirm what can be connected today.
Does Sol integrate with my SIEM? Yes. Sol integrates with SIEM platforms through Elezar's integrations. Microsoft Sentinel is currently supported, with Splunk Enterprise Security, Rapid7 InsightIDR, and additional platforms planned. Check the Integrations page or speak with Elezar for the current compatibility list.
How does Sol decide which threats are relevant? Your Threat Profiles define the technologies, sectors, threat actors, attack paths, and other context that matter to your organisation. Sol uses that direction to focus its work.
What is a Threat Profile? A Threat Profile is the operating context you give Sol. It captures what matters to your security team, your clients, and your business, including the technologies, sectors, adversaries, and attack paths relevant to your environment. Sol uses that context to prioritise and set the boundaries for the defensive work it performs.
What defensive actions can Sol support? Sol supports threat-led investigation and hunting today. The platform's direction is proactive defence. Our goal is to close the loop, moving beyond hunting and detection to support validation and mitigation. These additional workflows and capabilities will be introduced over time, and customers will be notified as they become available.
Does Sol keep analysts in control? Yes. Analysts configure every workflow, including which integrations Sol can use and whether it requests human approval, acts autonomously, or takes no action. Analysts remain in control throughout.
Does Sol replace our SIEM, EDR, or workflow tools? No. Sol is designed to work with the security and collaboration stack you already have, using connected tools to carry out and coordinate defensive work.
Which kinds of tools can Sol connect to? Elezar publishes integrations across SIEM, EDR, cloud, source control, ticketing, and collaboration platforms. Visit the Integrations page for the current list.
What is involved in getting started? Teams create a Threat Profile, connect the tools Sol will use, and set the operating boundaries. Elezar will walk through the exact setup for your environment during a demo.
Can we start with a focused use case? Yes. Threat Profiles let you begin with the technologies, sectors, threats, or attack paths most relevant to your team, then expand that scope over time.
How are Sol's actions bounded? Sol operates only through configured integrations, using the identities and permissions granted within each customer environment. Its privileges and actions remain within those boundaries.
How can analysts verify Sol's conclusions? Sol's activities are fully transparent and auditable. Analysts can review the evidence, sources, actions, and outputs behind every conclusion.
Where can I review Elezar's privacy practices? Elezar's Privacy Policy explains how Elezar Pty Ltd collects, uses, protects, and discloses personal information. It is available from the Legal Policies section of this site.
Can we discuss our security requirements before connecting tools? Yes. Book a demo or contact Elezar to review your environment, integration needs, and operating requirements before you connect your security stack.
How do internal SOCs use Sol? Internal SOCs add Sol to their security stack to autonomously run hypothesis-based hunts when new intelligence is relevant to their environment. Teams can turn that intelligence into tabletop exercises, red and purple team plans, and executive reporting. They can also upload log extracts to support investigations and identify behaviours associated with a threat.
How do MSSPs use Sol? MSSPs use Sol to scale threat-led services across customers while keeping each customer's priorities and environment context distinct. They can deliver autonomous hunts, create threat-led products such as tabletop exercise playbooks and reports, and analyse connected data or uploaded log extracts to support investigations.
Can different environments have different priorities? Yes. Threat Profiles capture the context that matters for an organisation or operating scope, allowing Sol's work to stay relevant to that environment.
How does Sol support collaboration? Sol can connect defensive work to the collaboration and workflow tools teams already use, helping findings, approvals, and next actions reach the right people.
Can I see Sol in action? Yes. Book a demo to walk through Sol's threat-led workflow and discuss how it would apply to your SOC or managed security service.
How do I get pricing? Pricing depends on the operating model and scope you need. The Elezar team can provide the right commercial details after a short discovery conversation.
Where can existing customers get help? Existing customers can use the Elezar Help Centre linked from Plans and Support, or contact their Elezar representative.
How can I contact Elezar? Use the Contact page, book a discovery call, or email info@elezar.io to discuss the platform, integrations, or your proactive defence requirements.
