SIEM

Modern SIEMs provide out of the box correlation rules and sophisticated models to surface a broad range of abnormal behavior and events. Understand how to customize these resources, while adding your own rules and models for your organization’s unique cybersecurity requirements.

Security log management solutions can evaluate the many cybersecurity vendors that process log data. However, a security data lake built on top of an elastic stack (ELK) lowers the total cost of ownership and provides analysts with greater visibility and search capabilities to better detect cyber threats.

Earlier this week we launched Exabeam Data Lake—previously known as Exabeam Log Manager—a security data lake that helps you collect and store unlimited amounts of security data to meet threat detection and compliance use cases.

We’re thrilled to announce that Exabeam recently won two prestigious awards. These awards were: The Red Herring 2017[…]

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