A step-by-step guide to developing a fully automated security pipeline.
Before automation can begin, organizations must identify and aggregate relevant security logs, endpoint data, and behavioral signals.

Raw security data is often noisy and inconsistent. Standardizing it into formats like Elastic Common Schema ensures compatibility across platforms.

A centralized security data lake (e.g., Elasticsearch, BigQuery) allows for scalable storage, analysis, and retrieval of security events.

Machine learning models can be trained to detect anomalies, classify threats, and predict attack patterns based on historical data.

Automated alerts and security dashboards provide real-time visibility into potential threats, allowing teams to take immediate action.

The final step is integrating automated triage workflows that assign, escalate, and mitigate threats without manual intervention.

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