For MSSPs
Built for MSSPs running Google SecOps for more than one customer.
If every customer has its own Chronicle tenant and your team is the one running all of them, Prairie is built around how that job actually works day to day.
Growing past a handful of customers
The point where logging into each tenant by hand stops being a minor annoyance and starts being how your analysts actually spend their mornings. Prairie is built for exactly this transition — before it forces a hiring decision you weren't planning to make yet.
Running a SOC across many tenants
Analysts triaging alerts that could be at any one of a dozen or more customers, on-call rotations that need fleet-wide visibility, and SLAs that don't care which tenant an alert landed in. Case Overview and Agentic Operations exist for this team specifically.
Responsible for detection content across the book of business
One engineer, or a small team, keeping rules and playbooks consistent across every customer — and needing a real answer, not a guess, when asked whether the fleet is covered for a new threat. Content Hub and Detection Coverage are built around this job.
Accountable for the whole operation
License utilization, SLA exposure, access control, and an audit trail that holds up in a customer's security review — the view an operations lead or account owner needs without assembling it by hand every time someone asks.
Value to the MSSP
Three concrete outcomes for MSSPs operating Google SecOps at scale.
Operational efficiency from day one
Stop managing instances one by one. Prairie gives your team a single interface for every customer environment.
Built by practitioners, not theorists
BisonCyber built Prairie because we ran into the same problem managing Google SecOps for our own clients.
Scale without scaling headcount
Add new customer tenants without adding analysts. Federated Search and aggregated dashboards mean your team handles more with the same resources.
Book a Demo
See Prairie on your own customer fleet.
30 minutes, no slide deck required — we'll walk through the modules most relevant to how you run SecOps today.