Security Information & Event Management
With our Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platform, we bring together information from various systems with the aim of detecting, analyzing and responding to possible threats before they enter your organization and cause damage.
Data from various sources brought together
Within our SIEM platform, large amounts of data are collected from, among others, endpoints, systems and (cloud) applications. This data is analyzed in real time, enbling our experts in our Security Operations Center (T-SOC) to identify correlations and detect and stop attacks at an early stage.
The strength of a SIEM lies in the fact that all information from the various sources is correlated within a single system. As a result, this enables faster detection, automated where required, and intervention where necessary.
Why use a SIEM?
One overview
With our SIEM platform, we bring together all relevant data generated by systems, endpoints and (cloud) applications into a single overview. Manually correlating data from different systems is highly time-consuming. By bringing the data together in one overview, potentially malicious activities can be correlated more quickly enabling our experts to take appropriate action.
Use cases
Use cases are an essential component for the rapid detection and response to potential cyber incidents. Our SOC engineers develop specific use cases based on log sources, applications or situations. For example, we have use cases for detecting the use of a command line, detecting policy changes or suspicious use of Power BI reports.
Cloud environments
Cloud solutions are being used by an increasing number of organizations. For cloud environments, SIEM can be a valuable addition to NDR and EDR solutions. By analysing the behaviour of users and entities, a distinction is made between normal behaviour of an entity in a cloud environment and malicious behaviour. Use cases provide contextual information in this process, ensuring that action is taken only when necessary.
What is the added value of SIEM?
If you, as an organization, want to further improve your cybersecurity, a SIEM platform can help you with that. The advantage of a SIEM is that it is able to collect, analyze and correlate data from various systems and applications in real-time, enabling potential threats to be identified more quickly.
By using advanced analysis methods, such as machine learning and behavioral analysis, a SIEM can detect suspicious activity that might otherwise go unnoticed.
By integrating various sources and tools, a SIEM provides a holistic overview of the organization's security posture, increasing the effectiveness of incident management.
Vendor independent
Our SIEM platform operates vendor‑independent, giving organisations the freedom to choose their own applications and systems.
Finally, a SIEM platform helps meet compliance requirements by generating detailed log records and reports. This not only increases the response time to incidents, but also improves overall risk management and also provides insight to further optimize security measures. For example, a SIEM helps to improve the overall cybersecurity policy.
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Tesorion is a Dutch multidisciplinary cybersecurity company that offers continuous monitoring and detection of cyber threats as well as incident response. With over 100 experts, we do everything we can to protect your organization 24/7 against cyber attacks and data leaks.
