Many of us are
familiar with Security, Incident, and Event Management (SIEM) systems, which detect and monitor security
events and activities. In this blog post, we want to show you that
SIEMs have evolved and can now do much
more.
Most companies and
system providers deploy a SIEM to get alerts and report on
security-specific incidents and events in their systems. They build
and deploy specific security rules, signatures, and use cases based
on their applications, platforms,...
