Security alerts, without the noise.
Echogate filters, enriches, and routes security alerts from your existing tools before they reach your engineers. Built for MSPs and security teams.
What we do
Echogate is an alert intelligence and automation layer between your security tools and ticketing workflows. We reduce noise, add context, and deliver consistent incidents your team can act on.
We do not replace your tools. We make them usable at scale.
Use your existing tools
Keep EDR, Microsoft 365, firewalls, and vulnerability scanners. Echogate listens for alerts without ripping out your stack.
Filter and enrich alerts
Reduce alert noise and add user, asset, and environment context so tickets come with answers, not just raw alerts.
Route clean incidents
Send clean incidents to PSA, Teams, or email with consistent titles and severity your team can trust.
How it works
A simple flow: signals arrive from your existing tools, Echogate filters and enriches, then clean incidents route to PSA, Teams, or email.
Step 1
Signals arrive from existing tools
Alerts flow in from EDR, Microsoft 365, firewalls, and other sources you already run.
Step 2
Echogate filters and enriches alerts
Noise is reduced and context is added so every incident is consistent and easy to triage.
Step 3
Clean incidents routed to PSA, Teams, or email
Incidents go to the right queue with predictable routing and consistent formatting.
Integrations
Common MSP and security team tools we see in the wild. These are placeholders, swap them for real logos later.
Why MSPs and security teams use Echogate
Outcomes that matter to service delivery and security operations: fewer noisy tickets, faster triage, and predictable incident quality.
- Reduce alert fatigue by filtering and routing based on real context.
- Faster triage with user, asset, and history embedded into every incident.
- Consistent ticket quality across customers and sites, even with mixed tool stacks.
- Better reporting with normalized fields, severity, and audit-friendly decisions.
What this looks like day to day
Instead of dozens of low quality alerts, your team sees a smaller set of clean incidents with the context needed to act.
Before
Raw alert, unclear severity, no asset context, inconsistent ticket titles, endless back and forth.
After
Normalized incident, clear severity, linked user and device, suggested actions, consistent routing to the right queue.
FAQ
Quick answers for MSPs and security teams evaluating alert filtering, enrichment, and escalation.
Get clean incidents into your PSA
Start with your noisiest source, define routing rules, and ship consistent tickets your team actually trusts.