For SOC & CTEM practice managers

Your queue is the problem. Start there.

You own the backlog, the tuning debt, and the analysts who leave when both get worse. Here is what Samyoga changes about the work itself, and where it does not fit.

What you are accountable for

  • Queue burn-down: fewer things that need a human, without missing the one that matters.
  • Tuning backlog: which playbook change is worth the engineering hours this sprint.
  • Analyst retention: work that feels like investigation, not conveyor-belt triage.

The Three Ps, through your lens.

Pagerank for Posture · CSF 2.0 IDENTIFY

Triage by blast radius, not CVSS.

Every entity in the queue arrives ranked by what an attacker could reach from it. The 3am question stops being "which of these fifty alerts first" and becomes "this one, because PROD-DB is three hops away."

Placements for Deception · CSF 2.0 DETECT

Tripwires that do not page you at 3am for nothing.

Graph-placed decoys sit on routes real attackers use and nothing legitimate touches. When one fires, it is signal — the highest-fidelity alert class your SOC will own.

Prescriptions for Playbooks · CSF 2.0 RESPOND · IMPROVE

The tuning backlog, ranked by measured payoff.

Each prescription names the playbook change, predicts the deflection, then measures it weekly against a 30-day baseline. You spend engineering hours where the deflection number says to, and you show your MSSP or your director the receipts.

The number you leave with
Deflection rate

The share of an alert cohort that resolves with no analyst touch. Sampled weekly, measured against a pre-deployment baseline.

Is it the right fit?

Samyoga is a fit if
  • False positives dominate your queue and your tuning backlog is a spreadsheet nobody ranks.
  • You own SOAR playbooks (in-house or via an MSSP) and want their value measured.
  • You run or are standing up a CTEM practice and need the posture-to-action loop in one place.
Not the tool if
  • You need 24×7 eyes-on-glass staffing. That is an MDR contract; we make it measurable, not redundant.
  • You want endpoint control. We read your EDR; we do not replace it.

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