Elastic Security 9.5 introduces Alert Zero tools that help SOC teams reduce alert fatigue by automating triage, correlating related alerts, and embedding investigations into existing workflows while keeping analysts in control. The update centers on Security alert analysis, Attack Discovery, and Elastic Workflows, with support for custom models, inspectable agent reasoning, and approved detection-gap remediation. #ElasticSecurity #AttackDiscovery #ElasticWorkflows #ESQL #VirusTotal

Elastic built an AI-assisted bug bounty triage system to handle a surge of AI-generated HackerOne reports, using multi-stage analysis, adversarial review, and sandboxed reproduction on ephemeral Google Cloud VMs. The system agrees with human security engineers 85% of the time and uses Elastic-specific triage rules to distinguish real issues from features or out-of-scope reports while keeping a human in the final decision loop. #HackerOne #Elastic #Claude #ElasticWorkflows #GoogleCloudPlatform #Elasticsearch #Kibana

Elastic 9.4 delivers Elastic Workflows as a production-ready, built-in automation layer for Security, Observability, and Search with expanded case management, human-in-the-loop primitives, AI integration, and composable workflow features. The release also introduces event-driven triggers, execution-based pricing for Enterprise/Complete tiers, and integrations like Agent Builder and VirusTotal to streamline triage and investigations. #ElasticWorkflows #ChrysalisAPT

Elastic Workflows brings automation into Kibana to handle repetitive alert triage by running YAML-defined workflows that enrich alerts, query Elasticsearch, consult threat intel (e.g., VirusTotal), create cases, and notify responders. The article demonstrates a step-by-step alert triage playbook that includes ES|QL queries, connector-backed actions, conditional branching, and AI steps (classify, summarize, agent) to scale investigations and persist reasoning trails. #ElasticWorkflows #VirusTotal