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This is the SANS ask the experts webinar "Putting the top 10 SIEM best practices to work" which discussed the major categories by an expert panel during the Sept. 2, 2010 webcast sponsored and created by AccelOps (copyright) and moderated by Bill Sieglein of the CSO Breakfast Club.
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The Capabilities Integration Environment (CIE):
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