Trevor Daughney

Modern SIEMs, like the Exabeam Security Management Platform (SMP), are significant improvements to legacy SIEMs. However, security teams[…]

Security analysts feel a constant, intense pressure to review security alerts. Indicators of compromise (IOC) can pop up[…]

For many security operations center analysts, the idea of cloud security often seems murky, unclear and — well,[…]

It’s that time of year when predictions abound, and skeptical battle-worn security professionals will often side with Nils[…]

I spent last week engaging with the 250 Exabeam customers and partners attending our annual user conference, Exabeam[…]

A recent Ponemon study reports 95% of Exabeam SIEM users rank It as highly effective for detecting, investigating and responding to security incidents.

Many security organizations discover the costs of using a legacy security and information event management (SIEM) tool are[…]

The Security Management Excellence Awards recognize Exabeam customers that distinguish themselves through excellence and innovation in security management across the following five categories: SIEM Modernizer, Cloud Navigator, Insider Threat Decoder, SOC Automator and IoT Security Pioneer.

As revealed by a recent Ponemon Institute study commissioned by Exabeam, Exabeam provides security analysts superior time savings and productivity gains – an average of 51% reported by users. Learn about how much more productivity is delivered by the Exabeam security incident and event management (SIEM) solution.

The last post of a three-part series on migrating a security information and event management (SIEM) platform focuses on assessing the migration. We outline the steps to show you how to evaluate how well the migration is working according to your strategic plan.

In the second post of the three-part series on SIEM migration, we look at how to execute the migration. The steps include configuring its log sources, preparing SIEM content and defining operational processes.