Sentinel raises the alert. Basirah owns the fix and the proof.
Sentinel is built to correlate signals into incidents, and it's good at it. But when an incident traces back to an unpatched vulnerability, the SOC can close the incident long before the underlying issue is actually remediated. The alert clears; the exposure that caused it can still be sitting there.
How Basirah works with Microsoft Sentinel
Basirah ingests the incidents that trace to a vulnerability and ties each one to the underlying finding and asset, reconciling it with your scanner data so the work is owned in one place. It prices the exposure on the affected entity in dollars with FAIR, and the verified outcome can flow back as context on the Sentinel side.
Vuln-linked incidents become owned remediation
An incident that points at a missing patch turns into a tracked work item with the asset, the finding, and a remediation brief, so the fix has an owner beyond the analyst who triaged the alert.
FAIR exposure on the affected entity
The entity context Sentinel surfaces feeds a dollar exposure estimate, so leadership sees what the incident's root cause is worth rather than only its alert severity.
Verified closure can post back
Once the underlying fix is confirmed, that verified status and its evidence can return to Sentinel as incident context, so the SOC closes knowing the cause is handled.
Proof the fix held
A closed incident answers "did we respond?" It rarely answers "is the hole gone?" Basirah verifies the underlying remediation with an independent re-test — a re-scan or API probe against the affected asset — and seals a signed evidence package. The SOC gets to close on proof that the root cause is fixed, and that proof travels back to the incident so the record reflects reality.
Common questions
Sentinel is a SIEM rather than a scanner — how does this fit?
Basirah owns the remediation behind vulnerability-linked incidents. It connects the incident to the underlying finding and asset, drives the fix, and verifies it, so detection and remediation stop living in separate worlds.
Does verified status flow back to Sentinel?
Yes. The verification result and evidence can return as context on the related incident, so analysts close on confirmation that the root cause is remediated.
Does Basirah replace Sentinel?
No. Sentinel stays your detection and correlation layer; Basirah handles the remediation lifecycle and the proof that the underlying vulnerability is gone.
See it run on your Microsoft Sentinel setup
We'll wire the demo around the scanners and tickets you already use, then close the loop on a real finding.
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