Jody

King

Yes. The service supports the following ingestion capabilities in the Arctic Wolf MDR platform:

CrowdStrike (Fully Supported Integration): Arctic Wolf has a native is correlated with identity, endpoint, and cloud indicators to detect multi-vector email-led attacks.

• Email threat indicators

• Malware and impersonation events

• URL and attachment scanning results

• Policy violations and user behaviour alerts

Netskope (Fully Supported Integration): Supports rich visibility into cloud, SaaS, and internet-bound activity.

• CASB and SWG activity

• Cloud access and user behaviour logs

• DLP alerts and policy violations

• Web traffic and SaaS application usage

Graylog (Supported as a Log Source): Arctic Wolf ingests Graylog logs as part of the MDR telemetry pipeline, enabling correlation with other services and security tools.

• Syslog forwarding

• Custom application logs

• Infrastructure and system logs

• Any normalised log sources currently ingested by your Graylog environment

Yes. Alerts are enriched using:

• Global threat intelligence from Arctic Wolf Labs, including IOC and TTP mapping

• Contextual signals from your existing tools (CrowdStrike, Netskope, Mimecast, Graylog)

• Asset criticality, identity context, cloud posture and vulnerability data

• Historical behaviour and correlation patterns across endpoints, users, and networks

This ensures each alert is validated and prioritised before it reaches the customer.

The Secure360 SOC MDR service uses a multi-stage validation and prioritisation process:

1. Analytics & correlation Automated detection logic reduces noise by correlating indicators across multiple data sources.
2. 24×7 SOC analyst validation Arctic Wolf analysts classify and verify events before escalation.
3. Local triage by Secure Agility The Secure360 cyber team applies business context, asset importance and risk factors to determine actual priority and required action.

This results in materially reduced false positives and clear, actionable security incidents rather than alert fatigue.

Yes. Two pathways are available:

Enhancement of the existing Graylog platform

The SOC can integrate with the customer's current Graylog deployment and enhance detection through central correlation, threat intelligence and SOC oversight.

Replacement with a fully managed cloud SIEM

Secure360 SOC MDR includes the option to onboard a cloud-native SIEM platform operated by Arctic Wolf, providing:

• High scalability and retention

• Automated log ingestion and normalisation

• Embedded threat hunting and correlation

• No infrastructure or tuning overhead for the customer

This enables a seamless uplift from the existing environment to a fully managed SIEM if preferred.