Technology Integrations:Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)

PICUS TECHNOLOGY
INTEGRATIONS

SECURITY INFORMATION AND EVENT MANAGEMENT
(SIEM)

WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGES OF SIEM MANAGEMENT?

Log Collection

SIEM Log agents and collection software can malfunction due to configuration errors, software bugs, expired licenses, old APIs, and other factors. Also, the complexity, size, and load of the networks can strain the flow of data.

Blind Spots

If security controls technologies have not been made ready against new adversarial techniques, they will be blind to attacks that contain them. As security controls will not detect such attacks, they will not generate logs.

Level of Logging

Decisions on data sources, types, and granularity requires significant elaboration on alternative costs. Each new log adds complexity, takes disk space, puts a load on the correlation engine, and consumes the “events per second” license pool. As a trade of, missing logs may result in some malicious events not being detected.

Keeping up with the Changes

SOC teams must be aware of architectural changes, new deployments, new applications and retiring technologies to keep log management aligned with these changes that are handled by network operations, IT security, devops and other.

Log Validation with Attack Simulation
Picus Security Control Validation Platform with the extensive library of threats, can easily integrate to your infrastructure and help you automatically identify logging gaps and areas of improvement.

HOW PICUS IS SOLVING THESE CHALLENGES?

Picus improves log coverage and detection rules based on actual defensive capabilities and enhances SIEM efficacy proactively. Integrations with major platforms contain extensive vendor-specific and sigma-based detection content.

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Enhance your SIEM Capabilities with Modern Log Management

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Smarter SIEM Alert Management: Improve Visibility without Fatigues

SIEM ALERT MANAGEMENT WITH PICUS

Adapting the detection rule base on the changing adversarial context is a difficult task. This difficulty results in detection gaps, false positives, alert noise, and alert fatigue.

Challenging SIEM detection rules with an extensive attack simulation and using an automated platform addresses some key challenges. The Picus platform offers security insights that combine detection gaps and detection content, empowers red and blue team practices, and makes purple teaming an integrated capability whereby cyber defense teams can improve security posture.