UltraViolet Cyber has launched Equinox, a proprietary detection engineering platform designed to maximize threat coverage across SIEM and EDR environments using automation.
Developed by the company Threat Intelligence and Detection Engineering team, Equinox addresses the complex challenge of mapping continuous changes in security telemetry and threat frameworks against organizational risk profiles. Rather than relying on manual analysis that can take weeks, the platform rapidly inventories a customer existing detections and available log sources.
Equinox maps these components against both the MITRE ATT and CK and MITRE ATLAS frameworks, delivering a comprehensive scorecard in under thirty minutes. The system identifies active coverage, exposes lingering blind spots, and prescriptively recommends vendor or custom detections required to close the gaps without increasing overall alert volume.
Every recommended detection undergoes rigorous review, backtesting, and approval by UltraViolet TIDE engineers prior to deployment. This blend of automated speed and practitioner oversight ensures that organizations deploy rules capable of firing against actual telemetry rather than relying on unvalidated assumptions.
Every SOC team has heard the question are we actually covered and struggle to answer it with full confidence, said Dan Gittis, Director of the TIDE Team at UltraViolet Cyber. Equinox gives our TIDE engineers a real answer, in minutes instead of weeks, on not just which detections exist, but validates that a detection can actually fire against the data rather than assuming a mapped rule is effective.
Security leaders do not lack detections, they lack visibility into whether the ones they have actually work against their own data, said Atif Ghauri, Chief Operating Officer of UltraViolet Cyber. Equinox closes that gap using the telemetry customers already have, before they spend a dollar on anything new.