Separate points of view
Network and endpoint teams evaluate the same incident from different consoles.
SourcingBlox organizes integrations, policies, roles, and incident processes so Zscaler and CrowdStrike teams can act faster from a common context.

Device status, access decision, isolation, investigation, and approvals are often shared by separate teams. The benefits of integration fall short of the possibilities.
Network and endpoint teams evaluate the same incident from different consoles.
A risk signal is of little use if the effect, threshold value and responsible process are not defined.
False positives and special cases need controlled, comprehensible decisions.
Integrations must remain sustainable even during updates, incidents, and team changes.
We check documented integration paths, define common use cases and build a workflow that remains understandable for SOC, network and endpoint security.
Check products, licenses, signals, interfaces, and technical requirements.
Professionally combine access decisions, device status, isolation and investigation.
Set RACI, thresholds, exceptions, runbooks, tests, and reviews.
You get comprehensible results, clear responsibilities and the next steps that fit your environment.
Define the objective, stakeholders, portfolio and decision-making framework.
Validate primary sources, platform scope, and open assumptions.
Architecture, operations, RACI, risks and measurement points.
Define limited next step with acceptance and fallback option.
Endpoint and access signals can be assessed together, so security teams can more quickly assess risks and trigger coordinated responses.
Products, licenses, available signals, interfaces, identities, up-to-dateness of the data and existing incident processes must fit the planned use case.
With a stable, understandable risk signal and a limited response, the effect, failure and recovery of which can be tested in a controlled manner.
No. A tiered model often makes sense: first visibility and manual decision-making, then controlled automation for clearly defined cases.
Thresholds, exception paths, owners, expiration times and recovery are defined as part of the operating model and are regularly reviewed.
Typical results include data flow mapping, prioritized use cases, integration requirements, RACI, runbooks, and pilot and acceptance criteria.
We review your current situation, target architecture and the most sensible next step for your environment.