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What is Managed SIEM Services?

Early detection, rapid response, collaboration to mitigate advanced threats imposes significant demands on today’s enterprise security teams. SIEM’s ability to detect complex and evolving cyber threats makes it an essential and powerful tool to operate security operations center (SOC) for organizations of all sizes.

Identity and access Management: Investigate incidents and conduct forensic investigation

  • Siloed Tools with Overlapping Functionalities

  • Ability to Identify & Prioritize Growing Security Risks

  • Growing Complexities & Costs of In-house Security Operations


SIEM SCOPE

What is SIEM Services expected to do?

SIEM platforms are expected to resolves many security use cases with following key capabilities:


Identity and access Management

Investigate incidents and conduct forensic investigation

Log Management and Monitoring

Aggregate all security related events and data (users, applications) in a single platform.

Managed Vulnerability Scanning

Monitor Threat, generate KPI based alert, investigate threat, ad hoc search and reporting.

Risk Management & Compliance

Automate retrieval, sharing and responses across the security stack.

Managed Intrusion Detection

Detect advanced and unknown threats, add threat intelligence and context to events.


ABOVE AND BEYOND COMPETITION

Benefits We Deliver


Reduce the cost of hiring, training,
managing, and retaining high-quality
security engineering personnel.

Reduce your organization’s
cyber security risk

Maximize the benefit of your
SIEM investment

Adds meaningful insights and
new perspectives to make better
security decisions.

Demonstrate adherence to required
regulatory compliance needs

Gain enterprise-wide visibility
into the performance of
security control.

 
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