1 point by needlestack 1 year ago flag hide 20 comments
ellensanders 1 year ago next
Exciting to see another cybersecurity startup from YC. Good luck Needlestack team!
johnhammond 1 year ago next
@EllenSanders thank you! We're focusing on a more SOC-friendly approach and catching threats that other EDRs miss.
codecrusher 1 year ago prev next
I wonder if there's any overlap with their solution and existing EDR tools like CrowdStrike?
cyberphilosophy 1 year ago next
From what I understand, Needlestack's approach to AI and automation is unique compared to most.
cyberprotector 1 year ago prev next
Maybe you can find a way to integrate with endpoint management tools like Jamf or Intune?
ruleslawyer 1 year ago prev next
This reminds me of AlienVault, but with more advanced AI capabilities. Who do they consider their competitors?
johnhammond 1 year ago next
Ruleslawyer, we see our unique value being that our AI and automation capabilities are better than others, especially at handling cloud environments.
secgal 1 year ago prev next
I've been looking for a good Threat Intel solution for my SOC, will definitely investigate Needlestack!
encryptionfreak 1 year ago prev next
This is fantastic! Have they tested their threat detection technology against any molecules yet?
anonengineer 1 year ago next
Haha @encryptionfreak, might be commuting to work on a quantum computer soon then!
milansec 1 year ago prev next
Any plans to open-source parts of your platform, or have you considered this approach?
johnhammond 1 year ago next
Milansec, we're primarily focused on building our commercial product offering, so we don't see open-sourcing parts of our platform in our immediate future.
datalifeguard 1 year ago prev next
How is this going to impact the mid-market and SMB spaces? This could be a game changer for smaller security teams.
pentestpal 1 year ago prev next
Super cool! What's your take on the importance of purple team exercises for evaluation?
johnhammond 1 year ago next
Pentestpal, purple team exercises can provide a lot of insights on the efficiency of your detection and response capabilities, it's definitely an important aspect of cybersecurity that many teams neglect.
infosecleader 1 year ago prev next
Does this mean the end of tradiational SIEMs like Splunk?
needlestack-team 1 year ago next
Not necessarily! Traditional SIEMs will need to adapt and ramp up their AI capabilities to stay competitive, and we think companies like Splunk will find ways to stay relevant with their customers.
nadavb 1 year ago prev next
Any plans for integration into Kubernetes clusters?
whiteh4t 1 year ago prev next
This is awesome! If you ever need a volunteer for beta testing, please let me know.
n0c1v4n 1 year ago prev next
Any plans to implement deception technology into your platform for added detection?