Connecting DASM to SIEM and SOAR: Automating the Data Exposure Lifecycle

Every minute, organizations generate thousands of security alerts, yet only a fraction receive timely investigation. Even fewer trigger meaningful response actions. The result is data exposure events that linger undetected and escalate into breaches.

Data Attack Surface Management (DASM) gives security teams visibility into where data risk exists across users, hosts, and storage systems. But visibility alone is not enough. To truly reduce dwell time and contain exposure, organizations must connect DASM signals directly to their SIEM and SOAR platforms. This integration enables automated incident response and continuous control over data risk.

Superna integrates with over 30+ security  platforms to automate response throughout the data exposure lifecycle, from detection to remediation.

From Data Discovery to Automated Response

Superna’s DASM capabilities identify and score risks across the data layer by mapping users, hosts, and unstructured data to reveal overexposed or high-value assets. This approach aligns with Superna’s data-centric Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) framework, which prioritizes risk based on data sensitivity, user behavior, and exploitability.

Each DASM-generated finding is processed through the Superna Defender Zero Trust API, which transmits structured threat data into external systems. These Zero Trust alerts form the foundation of automation workflows in both SIEM and SOAR environments, transforming static visibility into active, actionable response.

The Automated Data Exposure Lifecycle

Superna’s automation framework operationalizes continuous exposure management through three coordinated stages:

1. Detect – DASM identifies high-risk users, hosts, and overexposed datasets.
   
2. Transmit – Defender Zero Trust API sends structured alerts via webhook to SIEM or SOAR systems.
   
3. Respond – SecOPS works can initiate prioritized patch requests based on DASM alerts for high risk assets.  Business context through data classification is included in the alert to allow SecOPS to prioritize host level remediation and investigate data over exposure.

This closed-loop process ensures every data exposure finding transitions into an actionable response, reducing mean time to containment and strengthening Zero Trust posture across the data layer.

Strategic Outcomes for CISOs

For CISOs focused on resilience and compliance, integrating DASM with SIEM and SOAR delivers measurable benefits:

• Unified Visibility: Data-layer and user-level telemetry combine into a single operational view across storage platforms.
  
• Regulatory Alignment: Superna’s security solutions, including Data Security and AirGap Editions, support compliance with frameworks such as NIST, GDPR, HIPAA and DORA through discovery and assessment of exposure risk.
  
• Operational Efficiency: Automated triage and correlation reduce manual workload and improve SOC team focus on high risk exposures leveraging business context.
  

Conclusion

As attack surfaces expand, static detection and manual triage can no longer protect enterprise data. By integrating DASM with SIEM and SOAR and ITSM systems, Superna enables automated incident response where every data exposure signal drives immediate actionable exposure intelligence.

Explore how Superna’s Data Attack Surface Management, Data Security Edition and Security integrations unify data visibility, automation, and Zero Trust enforcement across your enterprise security ecosystem.