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At first glance SIEM's appliances and software look like an event aggregator. While a SIEM has the advantage of aggregating logs what puts them apart from the event aggregator market are the correlation engines.
The correlation engines allow the ability to uncover threats/attacks across multiple related events which by themselves would not be a cause for alarm.
SIEM
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What is a SIEM?
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Security information and event management (SIEM) is the technology that can tie all your systems together and give you a comprehensive view of IT security.
IT security is typically a patchwork of technologies – firewalls, intrusion prevention, endpoint protection, threat intelligence and the like – that work together to protect an organization’s network and data from hackers and other threats. Tying all those disparate systems together is another challenge, however, and that’s where SIEM can help.
SIEM systems manage and make sense of security logs from all kinds of devices and carry out a range of functions, including spotting threats, preventing breaches before they occur, detecting breaches, and providing forensic information to determine how a security incident occurred as well as its possible impact.
Using SIEM
How do SIEM Products help the following Security concerns?
Countermeasures to detect attempts to infect internal system
Identification of infected systems trying to exfiltrate information
Mitigation of the impact of infected systems
Detection of outbound sensitive information ( DLP)
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These questions are a core part of a companies overall security architecture. If a SIEM isn't providing answers or solutions to these questions what is it doing?
If you aren't using your SIEM to solve issues like these it may just be an expensive log aggregator/collection system sitting in your network collecting dust.
SIEM Advantages
Correlation of data from multiple systems and from different events detecting security and operational conditions
Anomaly detection by using a baseline of events over time to find deviations from expected or normal behavior
Comprehensive view into an environment based on event types, protocols, log sources, etc
APT (advanced persistent threat) protection through detection of protocol and application anomalies
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before delving into the concept of securing the cloud
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