SOC Efficiency | Grey Noise Intelligence
Summary: GreyNoise describes a product that classifies IP addresses as benign, malicious, or suspicious to filter mass internet scanner traffic out of security alert queues. The company says advanced threat actors deliberately generate noise to obscure targeted attacks, and that its classifications and tags can feed SOC playbooks for automated alert routing and dynamic IP blocklists.
Bottom line: The pitch rests on a claim security leaders can test in their own data: that a large share of alerts come from scanners rather than real threats, and that analyst time spent triaging them is the cost of not separating the two.
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