Monitor and Manage each and every log and Event and Information from and within your Organization.
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The Security Information and Event Management, or SIEM
is, “an approach to security
management that combines SIM (security information
management) and SEM (security event management) functions
into one security management system.”
SIEM systems are critical for organizations mitigating an
onslaught of threats. With the average organization’s security
operations center (SOC) receiving more than 10,000 alerts per
day, and the biggest enterprises seeing over 150,000, most
enterprises do not have security teams large enough to keep
up with the overwhelming number of alerts. However, the
growing risk posed by ever more sophisticated cyber threats
makes ignoring alerts quite dangerous.
A single alert may mean the difference between
detecting and thwarting a major incident and missing it entirely.
SIEM security delivers a more efficient means of triaging and investigating alerts.
With SIEM technology, teams can keep up with the deluge of security data.
Security information and event management (SIEM) solutions collect
logs and analyze security events along with other data to speed threat detection
and support security incident and event management, as well as compliance.
SIEM systems are critical for organizations mitigating an
onslaught of threats. With the average organization’s security
operations center (SOC) receiving more than 10,000 alerts per
day, and the biggest enterprises seeing over 150,000, most
enterprises do not have security teams large enough to keep
up with the overwhelming number of alerts. However, the
growing risk posed by ever more sophisticated cyber threats
makes ignoring alerts quite dangerous.
Collects, analyzes, searches, reports, and archives logs from a central location. Monitors Active Directory environment and tracks all domain events, including user, group, computer, GPO, and OU changes. Aids internal threat mitigation by providing the user context to all network activity. Aids external threat mitigation by auditing network devices, database and application servers, vulnerability scanners, and threat intelligence solutions.
Enable an analyst to identify and respond to suspicious behavior patterns faster and more effectively than would be possible by looking at data from individual systems.
SIEM technology should also make it easy for SIEM IT teams to track and report compliance with industry and governmental regulations and security standards.
Consolidating security event data from multiple applications and devices enables fast and comprehensive analysis. Repetitive tasks are automated and tasks that previously required experts can be performed by less experienced staff.