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SIEM vs Log Management – Definitions, Features, Capabilities, and Deployment

Heimadal Security

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SOAR vs SIEM. Definitions, Scopes, And Limitations

Heimadal Security

Previously, we’ve reviewed how SIEM and log management systems work, and how they come together in order to seal off emerging attack surfaces, bridge the detection gap, and increase your overall cybersecurity stance. In this article, we’re going to tackle another data security-related topic – SOAR vs SIEM.

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What is your Cloud SIEM Migration Approach?

Anton on Security

This blog is written jointly with Konrads Klints. TL;DR: Migration from one SIEM to another raises the question of what to do with all the data in the old SIEM. A traditional approach was to let the old SIEM hardware languish until its data was no longer required. It is just not worth the effort.

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What is your Cloud SIEM Migration Approach?

Security Boulevard

This blog is written jointly with Konrads Klints. TL;DR: Migration from one SIEM to another raises the question of what to do with all the data in the old SIEM. A traditional approach was to let the old SIEM hardware languish until its data was no longer required. Problem statement. It is just not worth the effort.

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GUEST ESSAY: The case for engaging in ‘threat hunting’ — and how to do it effectively

The Last Watchdog

Related podcast: The re-emergence of SIEMs. It consists of actively looking for anomalous activity that has not been identified by existing tools and involves thorough, on-going analysis of data sources such as network traffic and server logs as well as web and email filter traffic. SIEMs vs. UEBAs. Tapping professionals.

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GUEST ESSAY: How SIEMS, UEBAs fall short in today’s turbulent threat landscape

The Last Watchdog

Related article: SIEMs strive for a comeback. Other vendors position themselves in the Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Category. SIEM vendors collect and analyze information on networks, devices and users to identify security threats. UEBA vs SIEM. New approach needed.

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Mission Possible: Hunting Down and Stopping Stealthy Attackers with MVISION XDR

McAfee

Deconstructing the SIEM, Log by Log. SIEM technologies have been used in security operations for over 15 years for a few reasons. And to go back in time effectively, logged events of these activities can be more easily accessed if the events are stored centrally and for an appropriate longevity.