SIEM – Backbone of SOC

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) provides a comprehensive view of events and incidents by collecting logs from routers to end points. It operates as the backbone of the Security Operation Center.

All SIEM tools have the fundamental abilities to collect logs, consolidate them, aggregate them, and correlate them. Finally, it is stored in the database according to the retention period.

There are many SIEM tools on the market; some of the most well-liked and used SIEM tools are listed below:

• Splunk: One of the most widely-used and popular SIEM tools, Splunk is known for its ability to handle large volumes of data, as well as its flexibility and scalability.

• IBM QRadar: This SIEM tool is known for its strong correlation and incident management capabilities, as well as its ability to integrate with other security tools.

• ArcSight : ArcSight solution uses real-time data correlation to dramatically reduce the time to detect and respond to cyber threats and protect your business.

• LogRhythm: LogRhythm is a popular SIEM tool that is known for its ability to detect advanced threats and provide incident response capabilities.

• RSA NetWitness: RSA NetWitness is a SIEM tool that is known for its ability to provide real-time visibility and network forensics capabilities.

• McAfee Enterprise Security Manager (ESM): McAfee ESM is a popular SIEM tool that is known for its ability to handle large volumes of data and provide strong correlation and incident management capabilities.

• AlienVault USM: AlienVault USM is a popular SIEM tool that is known for its ability to provide advanced threat detection and incident response capabilities.

• LogPoint: LogPoint is a popular SIEM tool that is known for its ability to provide real-time visibility and incident response capabilities.

It is worth noting that these are some of the most popular SIEM tools in the market and the ranking may vary depending on the specific use cases, features, and the industry. It’s always recommended to evaluate different solutions and compare them based on your organization’s requirements before making a decision.

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) provides a comprehensive view of events and incidents by collecting logs from routers to end points. It operates as the backbone of the Security Operation Center. All SIEM tools have the fundamental abilities to collect logs, consolidate them, aggregate them, and correlate them. Finally, it is stored in the…