Modern enterprises rely on an array of cybersecurity tools—endpoint protection, SIEMs, SOAR platforms, cloud management consoles, threat intelligence feeds, and more. Each tool is powerful in its own right, but often these systems operate as standalone silos. Analysts are forced to shuttle between different interfaces, copy data into spreadsheets, and manage disjointed workflows just to piece together the story behind an incident. The result is an inefficient process that increases the risk of missing critical threats and slows down response times.
The Cado platform is different; a system where investigations become more seamless, and teams gain full visibility into incidents across all environments. By prioritizing integrations and interoperability, the Cado platform helps you break down these information silos and take a more unified approach to cloud forensics and incident response.
When security tools don’t talk to each other, analysts pay the price. Consider a scenario in which your SIEM detects suspicious behavior tied to an AWS EC2 instance. To investigate, you might need logs from a separate cloud console, memory dumps from an EDR tool, and context from a threat intelligence platform. Without integration, gathering these artifacts involves manual exports, formatting gymnastics, and risky copy-paste operations. This patchwork approach wastes valuable time and mental energy.
Even worse, fragmentation increases the likelihood of overlooking important details. If the analyst fails to pivot to one particular console or forgets to review certain logs, adversaries gain valuable time to move laterally or exfiltrate data. In cybersecurity, every second counts—and a fractured toolset can give attackers the upper hand.
The Cado platform integrates seamlessly with your existing security stack. This means that rather than forcing teams to overhaul their workflows or replace trusted tools, Cado complements and enhances what you already have. Whether you’re using AWS GuardDuty, CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, or other solutions, Cado fits naturally into the picture.
By centralizing and correlating data, Cado reduces friction and ensures analysts spend less time on administrative overhead and more time on in-depth analysis.
Integrations empower Cado to serve as a central hub, providing a single pane of glass that aggregates critical information. For example, when an alert appears in your SIEM, Cado can automatically pull relevant forensic artifacts—disk images, network telemetry, memory captures, and logs—from your cloud and endpoint protection tools. Instead of navigating multiple dashboards, analysts access all your data in one place.
The Cado timeline
This single, unified view helps teams quickly understand the scope of an incident: which systems are affected, how the attacker infiltrated, and what data may have been compromised. Enhanced context leads to more accurate assessments and better decision-making, ultimately shortening the time for containment and remediation.
Breaking down silos doesn’t just make life easier for individual analysts—it improves the entire team’s performance. By centralizing investigation data and providing consistent workflows, Cado allows for collaboration. Team members, regardless of their specialty, can access the same information, annotate findings, and build a shared narrative of the incident.
Over time, this collaborative environment captures institutional knowledge, helping junior analysts learn from their more experienced colleagues and enabling the team to refine processes as they mature. The end result is a stronger SOC, capable of responding more quickly and effectively to emerging threats.
Automation rules in the Cado Platform
Cado’s integrations also streamline workflows through automation. For instance, when a threat detection tool fires an alert, Cado can automatically kick off a forensic investigation—pulling in relevant data and enriching it with threat intelligence. Simultaneously, it can trigger a SOAR platform to run containment actions or notify a ticketing system to ensure remediation tasks are tracked properly. By coordinating these moving parts, Cado reduces manual effort and frees analysts to focus on strategic activities, like threat hunting or tuning detection rules.
As your organization evolves—adopting new cloud services, switching EDR vendors, or implementing fresh threat intelligence feeds—Cado’s integration-friendly design ensures that your SOC remains agile. The platform’s open approach, robust APIs, and flexible architecture mean it can rapidly adapt to changes in your security ecosystem without introducing complexity or blind spots.
In an age where attackers constantly innovate, the ability to integrate new tools, correlate more data, and streamline workflows is indispensable. By uniting your disparate security solutions into a cohesive whole, Cado helps you maintain a forward-looking security posture—one where your team is empowered to detect, investigate, and respond to incidents with clarity and confidence.