SIEM & SOC
SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) solutions collect, analyze, and correlate security event data from various sources to detect and respond to security threats. SOC (Security Operations Center) is a centralized unit responsible for monitoring, detecting, analyzing, and responding to cybersecurity incidents.
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Features and
benefits of SIEM & SOC
Security Event Collection
SIEM systems collect security event data from network devices, servers, applications, and endpoints, providing visibility into potential security threats across the IT environment.
Threat Detection and Correlation
SIEM platforms analyze and correlate security events in real-time to identify patterns, anomalies, and indicators of compromise, enabling proactive threat detection and incident response.
Incident Investigation and Response
SOC analysts investigate security incidents detected by the SIEM, analyzing the root cause, impact, and severity of the incident, and initiating appropriate response actions to mitigate risks and contain the threat.
Log Management and Retention
SIEM solutions provide centralized log management and long-term storage of security event data for compliance, auditing, and forensic investigations, ensuring data integrity and regulatory compliance.
Compliance Reporting
SIEM systems generate reports and dashboards for compliance auditing purposes, demonstrating adherence to regulatory requirements and industry standards such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR.
Threat Intelligence Integration
SIEM platforms integrate with threat intelligence feeds to enrich security event data with contextual information about known threats, vulnerabilities, and indicators of compromise, enhancing threat detection and response capabilities.
Used Technologies
Sophisticated cyber-attacks targeting organizations over an extended period, bypassing traditional security controls to steal sensitive data or disrupt operations.
Malicious or negligent insiders posing a security risk to organizations by abusing their privileges, stealing sensitive data, or facilitating cyber-attacks from within.
Coordinated attacks targeting web servers or network infrastructure to overwhelm resources, disrupt services, and cause downtime.
Malicious software infections targeting endpoints, servers, or network devices to steal data, gain unauthorized access, or disrupt operations.
Deceptive techniques used to trick users into disclosing sensitive information, such as login credentials or financial data, through fraudulent emails, messages, or phone calls.
Case Studies
Challenges you may remediate with Perception point
An employee with privileged access to sensitive data intentionally leaks confidential information to external parties. The SIEM detects suspicious activity.. Read More
A ransomware attack encrypts critical data on servers and endpoints, causing widespread disruption to business operations. The SIEM alerts SOC analysts to the incident… Read More
A DDoS attack targets the organization’s web servers, flooding them with traffic and causing service outages. The SIEM detects the anomalous traffic patterns, and the SOC ... Read More