SIEM: Security Information and Event Management
Discover SIEM Solutions (Security Information and Event Management)
Security information and Event Management (SIEM) is a solution that allows the centralized collection of all information from multiple devices and security systems, to gain real-time insight into potential threats and respond quickly and effectively to security incidents.
SGBox SIEM solution in action
SGBox security team helps your organization track user activity, monitor compliance violations, and generate reports for audit purposes, providing organizations with valuable information about their security posture, anomalies, and risk scenarios.
These information are useful to the SOC (Security Operation Center), which can thus simplify its activity by focusing on the potentially most impactful threats.
How the SIEM solution works
Data gathering
SIEM tool collects security data from different sources, such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, antivirus, and many more.
Normalization
Data is standardized and normalized in a common format to facilitate analysis.
Events correlation
The data is analyzed to identify the correlations between the events, in order to identify any abnormal patterns or behaviors.
Alerts generation
If suspicious or potentially harmful events are detected, the SIEM generates alerts that are sent to security administrators for analysis and intervention.
Storage and reporting
Data is stored for compliance and reporting purposes, enabling long-term analysis and reporting for audits and inspections.
SGBox SIEM helps you improve security activities
Early detection of threats
SIEM allows you to quickly detect security events, reducing response time and mitigating any damage caused by cyber attacks or abnormal behavior.
Proactive monitoring
With its ability to analyze and correlate data from multiple sources, SGBox’s SIEM allows you to identify suspicious activity or unusual behavior, allowing you to take action before security incidents occur.
Compliance with regulations
SIEM helps companies meet regulatory compliance requirements, such as GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, by providing detailed reporting and data storage for audit purposes.
Operational efficiency
Centralization of data and automated reporting simplify security monitoring and reduce the workload of system administrators.
The elements of SGBox SIEM Solution
Over the years, SIEM has evolved and incorporated new capabilities that provide added value to the threat detection and mitigation process.
This evolution of capabilities and features is referred to as “next-gen SIEM.” Implementing a next-generation SIEM solution provides advanced methods to secure data and consolidate IT infrastructure defense processes.
Collection of data and information from any computer system.
Proactively detect the most complex threats before they occur.
Analysis of user behavior through advanced monitoring systems.
Management of security incidents and anomalies detected by SGBox.
Creation of correlation rules to activate automatic countermeasures.
Identify vulnerabilities and analyze the security status of your IT infrastructure.
Frequently asked questions
Unlike tools such as Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) or firewalls, a SIEM provides a centralized view of threats, aggregating data from multiple sources, and offers advanced analytics capabilities to correlate events and respond to complex incidents.
SIEM systems can help generate compliance and regulatory reports, facilitating the fulfillment of data protection and security regulations.
SIEM systems offer real-time threat detection, user activity monitoring, detailed reporting, and overall improvement of the company's security.
Yes, SGBox offers a modular and scalable SIEM solution to meet the needs of small, medium, and large-sized companies.
SGBox's SIEM collects logs and security information from IT and OT devices, Endpoints, firewalls, and network devices. The Cluster architecture allows for practically unlimited data ingestion possibilities.
SGBox integrates SIEM and SOAR functionalities into a single platform, for a centralized view of the security status and the activation of automatic countermeasures for incident analysis and response.