SIEM

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Learn what SOAR stands for, what it can do, and why you should combine it with other security solutions like SIEM.

The term SIEM was first coined by Gartner in 2005. Now modern SIEMs offer new capabilities to provide unparalleled visibility and automation to improve threat detection, enhance analyst productivity, and decrease logging costs. But a SIEM replacement is a big investment in time and resources. Find out how you can perform a SIEM tech refresh with Exabeam’s modular platform.

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.

Our Exabeam SaaS Cloud product offering family has grown — please join us in welcoming SaaS Cloud Essential to the world! Hosted within our highly secure Exabeam SaaS Cloud, Essential comes with a wealth of our Smarter SIEM™ capabilities, and all the goodness of cloud.

The team at NTT DATA was aware of the limitations their existing SIEMs that relied on correlation rules for threat detection. Their goal was to get deeper visibility into modern threats that evade rule-based detection and improve its threat detection capabilities.

Ransomware was responsible for recent outages in the city of Baltimore and the Cleveland Airport. How do you detect the threat and what can you do about it. To start we look at how a ransomware attack works.

Modern SIEMs use threat hunting techniques so security analysts can more easily and effectively pinpoint specific threats and expose all related activities that bad actors may be using to attack your infrastructure. Read more about the advantages of TTP-based threat hunting.

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.

Security information and event management systems are now used by medium-sized and even small organizations. Open Source SIEMs are compelling for new adopters because of their low licensing cost and growing feature set. Which open source SIEMs are out there, and how do they compare to the traditional enterprise offerings?