Tag: Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)

A security immune system is an integrated set of complimentary controls — not a single solution — working together to protect network data.

Security intelligence solutions such as QRadar UBA enable analysts to detect potentially malicious activity on Microsoft Office 365 cloud-based apps.

SIEM solutions are not meant to prevent security breaches. Rather, they are designed to strengthen the organization's overall security posture.

The Snare Log Analysis App offers security analysts an extra pair of eyes to help them analyze SIEM logs and meet file activity monitoring requirements.

Nowadays, most organizations' networks are under constant attack. Cognitive security is the key to locating IoCs within the tsunami of threat intelligence.

User entity behavioral analysis (UEBA) can provide analysts with actionable insights and early warnings of threats, much like a canary in a coal mine.

With so much security data and threat intelligence available, IT professionals are struggling to stay afloat in this expansive ocean of information.

To get the most out of SIEM tools such as QRadar, security analysts should abandon the traditional Waterfall methodology and adopt the Agile approach.

When implementing threat hunting programs for the first time, IT teams should start with basic concepts, then add more capabilities gradually.

IBM Security was recognized as a leader in the first ever Forrester Security Analytics Wave, earning the highest scores in solution strength and vision.