Security information and event management (SIEM)
Centralized visibility to detect, investigate and respond to your most critical organization-wide cybersecurity threats
Centralized visibility to detect, investigate and respond to your most critical organization-wide cybersecurity threats
Security information and event management (SIEM) has evolved to include advanced analytics such as user behavior analytics (UBA), network flow insights and artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate detection as well as integrate seamlessly with security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) platforms for incident response and remediation. SIEM can be enhanced by consulting and managed services to help with a threat management program, policy management and augmenting security staff.
Uncover suspicious user activity that may indicate compromised credentials or an insider threat.
Piece together several seemingly low-risk events to find the one extremely high-risk cyber attack underway.
Expose hidden risks in hybrid multicloud environments and containerized workloads.
Correlate exfiltration events, such as insertion of USBs, use of personal email services, unauthorized cloud storage or excessive printing.
Manage regulatory risk for a variety of compliance mandates, such as GDPR, PCI, SOX, HIPAA and more.
Centralize monitoring for OT and IoT solutions to identify abnormal activity and potential threats.
Gain actionable insights into siloed security data, quickly identify the top threats, and reduce the total alert volume. With more visibility across on-premises and cloud-based environments, your team can apply AI to accelerate investigations, and automate response and remediation.
Manage the full threat lifecycle with an integrated program of cognitive tools, automation, orchestration and human guidance.
Assess your threat strategies, unite security operations and response, improve your security posture and migrate to the cloud confidently.
The world’s largest private weather enterprise needed comprehensive security for a complex hybrid cloud environment, cloud-native applications and data. Importantly, it would have to deliver performance, protection and availability in the face of any threat.