Managed SIEM
Managed SIEM provides a centralized place for log aggregation where incoming threats are detected, contained, and responded to within your IT environment.
Your IT Environment, Secured.
Your security needs may have outgrown initial requirements or maybe you’ve been challenged to meet new compliance requirements. Having the right team managing your SIEM is key to a healthy and secure environment. VirtualArmour Managed SIEM is a cost-effective solution, offering an external team of cybersecurity experts that will manage your existing SIEM deployment or implement new to help you improve your security posture.
Managing your SIEM Environment
DETECTION
Reduce Detection Time
Your team may not have the bandwidth to review all alerts hitting the system. VirtualArmour works with you to set rules, which trigger an offense leading to a faster response. Every minute counts.
Detect malicious actors probing inside your network
Manage or deploy essential systems for ingesting logs and analyzing them.
Detect abnormal outliers by setting custom rules that get run through a rule engine.
AUTOMATED RESPONSE
Rapid Threat Containment of a Breach
When alerted to offenses such as malware execution and account credential theft – incident response process is triggered.
Prevent Data Loss and Exfiltration
Stop bad actors in their tracks through triggered offenses.
Manage Existing or Implement QRadar/QRoc/Splunk
VirtualArmour will manage your existing deployment or implement new.
RESOLUTION
After security incident analysis and response, VirtualArmour will provide a technical report on findings. A list of devices will be provided that need to be patched and recommended next steps/actions to be taken. Freeing up your staff to focus on other things.
Our customer satisfaction and retention rates are among those of Fortune 100 companies. Demonstrated by a consistently high Net Promoter Score (NPS) for our managed security service customers.
Managed SIEM at a glance
ESSENTIAL
PREMIUM
Investigations per Month
Up to 40*
40+
Events per Second
Up to 5,000*
5,000+
QRoc
QRadar
Splunk
Custom Use Case
Custom Log Source Support
* Depending on package selection.
Managed SIEM at a glance
* Depending on package selection.
FAQ
What is a SIEM?
SIEM stands for Security Information and Event Management. A SIEM system collects and analyzes data from your network and provide a single location where alerts and events can be viewed by cybersecurity personnel.
What type of company uses a SIEM solution?
When SIEM software was relatively new, it was mainly used by large enterprises like governments and big businesses. But today, with sensitive digital information travelling to and from nearly every B2C and B2B company, SIEM software is advisable even for small-to-medium-sized businesses. Information privacy laws in many countries now require businesses to protect the personal data of their online customers, and SIEM solutions offer one of the most effective ways to comply with those requirements when properly set up and administered.
How does SIEM influence your security posture?
When set up and managed by experienced cybersecurity professionals like us, SIEM solutions can improve your compliance with information privacy laws and increase the confidence of your customers. Since they also automate many routine security tasks, SIEM solutions allow you to use your security resources more efficiently.
What role does a SIEM play in your cybersecurity posture?
SIEM solutions use AI and machine learning to streamline threat detection and management tasks for your network via detailed user entity and behavior analytics (UEBA). This allows the software to monitor and catalogue events as they occur and evolve so that our qualified personnel can respond to them effectively.
What is predictive AI, and how is it being used in cybersecurity?
AI is typically used in a predictive capacity for SIEM systems. Machine learning allows the software to recognize patterns in data more effectively over time, which allows the system to identify anomalies that could signify threats to the network. AI also assists the software in generating reports for compliance purposes.
What is the difference between EDR and SIEM?
EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) software is often used to expand the capabilities of SIEM solutions. EDR software helps identify threats targeting physical endpoint devices on a network, thereby strengthening the security of an organization’s access points to network assets or applications. By contrast, an SIEM monitors traffic across the network itself.
What are the limitations of a SIEM solution?
SIEM software is excellent at collecting information, but other tools are needed to take action when the SIEM collects information signifying a security threat. For this reason, organizations with SIEM solutions are also advised to invest in EDR software, Firewalls, and other services that can support your SIEM’s efforts. We offer all of these solutions, designed to work together so that organizations don’t have to struggle with making cybersecurity products from different providers compatible.
Speak with a Cybersecurity Expert
Reach out to improve your cybersecurity posture. From the first touchpoint to ongoing managed services, our expert team is available to support your organization as it grows.
