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SIEM

SIEM software enables organizations to detect and respond to security threats by analyzing security events in real-time.

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions help security teams aggregate and analyze log data from across their IT infrastructure. Modern SIEM platforms provide advanced threat detection, incident response, and compliance reporting capabilities, leveraging AI and automation to improve security posture. SIEM acts as the central nervous system for security operations centers.

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The challenge

Your organization faces a constant barrage of cyberattacks, making it difficult to identify and respond to real threats amidst the noise of daily security events. Without a centralized platform for log management and security analytics, your security team struggles to correlate events, investigate incidents, and meet compliance requirements. This leads to delayed threat detection, increased breach costs, and inefficient security operations, leaving your organization vulnerable to sophisticated attacks.

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47% surge in weekly cyberattacks per organization
13 days reduction in breach lifecycle through AI adoption
$1M average breach cost savings using security AI

The solution

SIEM addresses your unique challenges through modern solutions and key capabilities.

Cloud-native deployment

SIEM solutions built on cloud infrastructure offer elastic scalability, allowing organizations to process massive volumes of data without performance degradation.

User and entity behavior analytics (UEBA)

UEBA establishes baselines of normal behavior, enabling the SIEM to detect anomalies that indicate compromised credentials or insider threats.

Integrated SOAR and automation

Integrated Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) capabilities automate repetitive tasks, improving analyst productivity and accelerating incident response.

Data ingestion/parsing

Support for diverse logs from cloud, OT, and identity systems eliminates blind spots in hybrid environments.

Real-time correlation

The ability to identify patterns across trillions of events enables rapid detection of fast-moving threats like ransomware.

MITRE att&ck mapping

Aligning alerts with standardized attack phases provides actionable context for incident response.

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How to evaluate SIEM

1

Business risk alignment

Ensure the SIEM is tailored to your organization's most critical assets and risk profile, with pre-tuned use cases for your specific industry.

2

Parser ecosystem agility

Verify the vendor's ability to quickly develop and deploy new parsers to support emerging data sources and threat landscapes.

3

Explainable AI

Prioritize platforms that provide transparency into AI detection logic, ensuring analyst trust and meeting auditability requirements.

4

Vendor lock-in avoidance

Choose an open architecture that allows data to be routed to different destinations without exorbitant egress fees.

Questions to ask suppliers

Use these questions during supplier evaluations to ensure you're choosing the right partner for your needs.

SIEM RFP guide
  • How does your platform handle data ingestion from diverse sources?
  • What threat intelligence feeds are included out-of-the-box?
  • What is the typical implementation timeline for a company of our size?
  • How do you ensure compliance with relevant regulations?