When a SOC analyst begins a shift, the alert queue is full. The initial investigations uncover repeated authentication failures tied to one service account, blocked network scans from a known internal scanner, and endpoint events that three separate sensors reported independently. A genuine compromise may be hiding somewhere in that queue, yet the analyst must sort through the noise...
For many CISOs, insider risk is already a recognized concern. Their usual shortfall, however, is a clear picture of user activity spanning endpoints, SaaS apps, identity systems, file stores, and admin consoles when something starts to look suspicious. That gap appears in familiar forms. A privileged user exports data beyond their typical pattern. A contractor supplies an...
By 2 a.m., an alert queue filled with raw Windows events, firewall logs, and duplicate detections stops being a tooling issue and becomes an operational one. Another dashboard is not what the team needs. It needs a SIEM that can ingest the correct data, normalize it, correlate it effectively enough to bring genuine incidents into view, and remain maintainable after the first deployment. That...