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At first glance a SIEM may cause a panic attack. It will highlight various threats, risks, and vulnerabilities you may have not known about. Stay calm and realize the technology is providing a greater visibility into your organization’s security standing.
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- 1. SECURITY INFORMATION AND EVENT MANAGEMENT (SIEM)
- 2. CONTENT ▪ What is LTS Secure SIEM ? ▪ Users to achieve from LTS Secure ▪ Features of LTS Secure SIEM ▪ SIEM monitoring ensures foolproof network monitoring and security for cloud network
- 3. LTS Secure SIEM ▪ LTS Secure Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), is a technology that provides real-time analysis of security alerts generated by network hardware and applications. ▪ Available as software, appliances or managed service, SIEM monitoring is also used to log security data and generate reports for compliance purposes. ▪ Regarding cloud security, the key purpose of SIEM tools is to respond effectively and in a timely manner to information security threats. SIEM carries out thorough analysis and continuous monitoring of all ongoing events. ▪ Hence, LTS Secure SIEM monitoring is necessary because it can be an automated tool to help an enterprise find patterns, filter, clean and analyze all the data that forms the context of a cyber attack. In short, SIEM protects the IT assets and digital data of corporate organizations. ▪ It is capable of offering an effective and efficient means to monitor your network round the clock. Continuous monitoring from SIEM includes all devices, servers, applications, users and infrastructure components.
- 4. Users to achieve from LTS Secure ▪ Continuous Monitoring for all data centre resources, anywhere in the enterprise ▪ Receiving real-time alerts on security or performance-impacting incidents ▪ Forensic risk analysis and audits ▪ Security and event logs for historical analysis ▪ Automated compliance reporting ▪ Assure end-user Service Level Agreements (SLAs) ▪ Instant availability and 24/7 services. ▪ Freedom from manual reviewing of the compliances. You comply duly with the regulatory standards, be it PCI, HIPAA, SOX, etc. Easy log management and compliance monitoring are feasible. ▪ Vulnerability assessment: You can find loopholes in your security system before hackers do. And then you can rectify those loopholes to strengthen your security system. ▪ Tracking unauthorized changes.
- 5. Features of LTS Secure SIEM Our integrated SIEM/ Log Management with User Behavioral Entity Analytics fortifies your security, provides 24/7 live analysis, maintains compliance and costs less. LTS Secure transcends traditional perimeter-based defense monitoring.It’s a next gen platform providing a unique and powerful out of the box solution, which includes: ▪ SIEM combined with enterprise Log Management ▪ IT Asset Discovery and Management ▪ 24/7 security monitoring ▪ Vulnerability Scan ▪ Net Flow
- 6. ▪ IPS/IDS/HIDS ▪ Integration with existing solutions including Identity and Access Management and UEBA ▪ Support of multiple report formats of Executive and technical reports ▪ User Context Correlation ▪ Compliance automation ▪ Contextual network behavior analysis ▪ Forensic log management ▪ Risk-oriented security analysis ▪ Detect and prevent anomalous behavior based on discovered patterns
- 7. SIEM monitoring ensures foolproof network monitoring and security for cloud network (or non- cloud network) with: ▪ Automated Compliance ▪ Low level real-time detection of threats and anomalous activity ▪ Network, host and policy auditing ▪ Forensic log management ▪ Contextual network behaviour analysis ▪ Executive as well as technical reports ▪ Risk-oriented security analysis ▪ Scalable high-performance architecture
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