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As the SIEM Logs, So the SOC Responds: A Guide for Modern Security

Whether you're a seasoned cybersecurity professional or just embarking on your security journey, this guide provides actionable insights into expanding visibility, detecting in depth, and building a resilient defense. Transform your SOC into a stronghold against cyber threats in the digital era.

Accelerate Response With Co-Managed SIEM

Effectively managing and monitoring your SIEM technology requires an intricate balance of people, processes and technology. This challenging task is made even more difficult by the increasing volume of threats across an expanding attack surface, evolving compliance demands, talent shortages and tight budgets.

The Matrix of Security: Unplugged Insights and Virtual Realities

Delve into the core of cybersecurity as we draw parallels between the fictional Matrix and the intricate world of modern digital threats. Unplug from traditional approaches and gain new insights into fortifying your organization against evolving cyber risks.

10 Ways to Automate Your SOC

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The 7 Essential Capabilities of a Data-Driven SIEM

Modern threats demand a SIEM with data-driven security and continuous monitoring. Download The 7 Essential Capabilities of a Data-Driven SIEM to see why.

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6 Benefits of SIEM in the Cloud

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions have been around for more than 20 years in various incarnations. In the original SIEM models, the operational back end was entirely on-premises from the databases to the front-end applications, including user interfaces, case management features, and...

Elastic Recognized in the Forrester Wave™: Endpoint Detection and Response Providers, Q2 2022

Elastic has been named a Strong Performer in the 2022 Forrester Endpoint Detection and Response Providers Wave. Elastic Security provides a different approach from other endpoint detection and response (EDR) vendors by combining EDR and SIEM capabilities, substantially reducing customers’ mean time to detect and...

XDR: Better Security Outcomes

Discover a New Approach with this Essential XDR Guide Today's constantly evolving threat landscape means security teams face new challenges: Advanced attacks evading traditional SIEMs and EDRs Limited visibility across your complex tech stack Lack of staff expertise to manage disjointed tools Need to protect...

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10 Reasons SIEM Should Remain Dedicated to Security

It may be tempting to seek a one-size-fits-all solution for managing your security, IT operations, and application performance. But is this approach truly effective, or could it be a costly mistake? This whitepaper provides an in-depth analysis of why a unified tool may not be the best choice for your organization....

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3 Critical Success Factors for Choosing Your New SIEM

No cybersecurity solution can prevent all attacks; however, some can detect intrusions and anomalous activity better than others. And while some SIEMs have better detection and analytics capabilities, many require specialized expertise or are too costly for ingesting, analyzing, and maintaining all the logs that might...

The 2023 SIEM Buyer's Guide

With a data-driven, modern security information and event management (SIEM) solution, your organization can strengthen cybersecurity, drive resilience and unlock innovation across cloud, multicloud and hybrid environments. Download The SIEM Buyer’s Guide to discover how the right SIEM solution can help...

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Four Ways SIEM Delivers Better Security Outcomes

Insider threats continue to rise, increasing 44% over two years, according to Ponemon institute. With growing corporate layoffs and challenging financial conditions, there is a clear risk of disgruntled employees taking IP and financial data. Employees with valid credentials or bad actors with compromised credentials...