SIEM

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?

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.

A security information and event management (SIEM) platform is one of the most critical tools for securing a large enterprise. Find out how to prepare for migrating to your new SIEM.

A new survey of 150 cybersecurity professionals polled at the Cloud and Cybersecurity Expo 2019 in London shows that many businesses are not aware nor prepared for cybersecurity threats and challenges. Most notably, crypto mining activities such as shadow mining and cryptojacking strain network resources and opens it to new vulnerabilities.

New Exabeam Integrations with Symantec, Avaya, InfoWatch, Onapsis and SentinelOne.

Read about SIEM-as-a-Service and how Exabeam SaaS Cloud reduces SIEM deployment, maintenance, and operational overhead by delivering the Exabeam Security Management Platform as a cloud-based service. SaaS Cloud ingests and behaviorally analyzes data from any cloud or on-prem data source, empowering enterprises to detect, investigate, and respond to cyber attacks more efficiently.

Security Event and Information Management (SIEM) systems are at the core of mature security teams. Learn SIEM basics and what’s next for SIEM technology.

Learn about the benefits of Exabeam Smart Timelines for detecting and investigating security incidents—a vital tool for threat hunting, investigation, and remediation by security operations centers (SOCs).

Security operation center (SOC) managers know their security analysts spend an enormous amount of time sifting through information and alerts across a variety of non-integrated tools, trying to find the data they need to investigate potential threats. Read how Exabeam Threat Intelligence Service directly integrates with your current SIEM for the most up-to-date threat intelligence so your analysts can identify and mitigate new and emerging attacks at no added cost or impact to the customer.

When I was preparing to write this blog, I spent time reviewing the 2018 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Security Information and Event Management report, then reviewed my analysis from the 2017 report. A few trends emerged. After reading this year’s report, my conclusions on the SIEM landscape are as follows:
– Threat management is paramount for growth
– Analytics is key
– SIEMs must be end-to-end

Threat intelligence is critical to modern cyber security. Learn about its 4 essential layers: sources, feeds, platforms, and professional services.