Description

SCOUT: Security Center for Operations — Unified Terminal

Most SOC teams run their day across a patchwork of SIEM dashboards, spreadsheets,
ticketing systems, and Slack threads. SCOUT replaces the patchwork with a single
Windows desktop application that covers the full security operations lifecycle —
from the first alert to the after-action report.

WHY SCOUT

SCOUT isn’t a SIEM and it isn’t a ticketing system — it’s the operations layer
that sits on top of both, giving analysts and leads one place to triage, respond,
hunt, model threats, and report, instead of five.

– Single pane of glass across seven operational pillars, not seven separate tools
– Built-in AI assistance for the writing-heavy parts of the job — intelligence
dossiers, executive summaries, shift handovers — without replacing analyst judgment
– Runs as a native desktop app on a shared PostgreSQL backend, so your whole team
works from the same live data
– Analyst wellness tracking built into the platform, because burnout is an
operational risk, not just an HR conversation

SEVEN PILLARS, ONE TERMINAL

Security Monitoring (FLARE)
Live alert queue with triage, severity/pillar/assignee workflows, and
promotion straight into a case or incident.

Security Operations (ANCHOR)
Case management for the alerts that need more than a one-click close.

Incident Response (SHIELD)
Full incident lifecycle management with guided runbook execution — build
a runbook once, execute it consistently every time.

Threat Hunting (PROWL)
Structured hunt tracking from hypothesis to findings, with MITRE ATT&CK
technique tagging throughout.

Threat Intelligence (CIPHER)
The deepest pillar in SCOUT: an RSS intelligence feed aggregator with automatic
entity tagging, an AI-assisted entity registry (threat actors, malware, TTPs,
tools, campaigns, vulnerabilities) with relationship-graph visualization, a
live MITRE ATT&CK coverage heatmap, Priority Intelligence Requirement (PIR)
tracking, an IOC registry, and native MISP integration for syncing and
promoting indicators. Includes AI-generated intelligence reports — from daily
digests to themed rollups written in narrative form for stakeholders who don’t
have time to read the full brief.

Threat Modeling (TIME)
STRIDE and PASTA-based threat modeling with an interactive data-flow diagram
editor, asset/threat/mitigation tracking, and a direct path from identified
threat to detection engineering.

Detection Engineering (BLADE)
OpenTIDE-aligned, threat-informed detection lifecycle: threat vectors flow into
detection objectives, detection objectives flow into detection rules, with a
coverage map showing where you’re exposed and export for downstream tooling.

BUILT-IN OPERATIONS TOOLING

– Runbook Builder & Executor — author guided response procedures once, run
them consistently across the team
– Promotion Rules — automate alert-to-case-to-incident escalation logic
– Metrics & SLAs — track MTTA, MTTR, and SLA compliance across every pillar
– Report Hub — a full library of report generators: executive summaries,
daily activity, shift handover, CTI digests, hunt yield, PIR status, and more
– Security Copilot — AI assistance woven into the platform, not bolted on
– Display Mode — a wallboard view for the SOC floor: live incident timeline,
alert heatmap, and a threat-actor globe

INTEGRATIONS

SCOUT connects to the tools your SOC already runs: Microsoft Sentinel,
Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Purview, Abnormal Security, Grip Security, Wiz,
CyberArk, CrowdStrike, ServiceNow, MISP, ZScaler, FireMon, and Nucleus Security.

BUILT FOR TEAMS, NOT JUST INDIVIDUALS

SCOUT runs on a shared PostgreSQL backend, so every analyst sees the same live
alert queue, the same entity registry, the same intelligence — no exporting
spreadsheets to stay in sync.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

– Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
– PostgreSQL database (local or shared team instance)
– Internet access for AI-assisted features and threat intelligence feeds

Published by Webelo Solutions.