Strong Security Event Management practices are critical to managing Information Security risk, proving compliance, and managing security incidents in support of both. When well executed SEM/SIEM can be used to:
- Reduce the likelihood of security incidents being realized by detecting the events that precede an incident;
- Optimize Incident Response by providing ready access to the information needed to contain and remediate the incident before significant business impact,
- Facilitate forensic investigations to ensure that security incidents are fully resolved and lessons learned can be leveraged to reduce the number and severity of future incidents,
- Simplify the process of proving you are compliant with relevant laws and regulations.
- SIEM
SIEM: The promise of SIEM is the consolidation of all relevant Security Event Logs from disparate sources into a single unified and normalized data store.
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- OSCAR
OSCAR: Monitoring and transforming security event logs into meaningful and actionable events is increasingly critical to prevent security breaches and ensure secure business operations. For most businesses, a full-fledged, 24X7-staffed Security Operations Center (SOC) is out of reach, both financially and operationally. That is why we created OSCAR – a software-as-a-service solution for small and mid-size businesses that allows them experience the benefits of large-scale security monitoring at a remarkable price point by leveraging the power of advanced Anomaly Detection. We think of it as Security Event Management, Simplified.
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- Incident Response
Incident Response: If you are responding to a security incident, your actions are critical to reducing the (potential) impact. Frequently, organizations lack the resources and/or subject matter expertise to optimally respond to an incident. In this scenario, Pivot Point Security can function as an integral part of your Computer Security Incident response team (CSIRT).
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- Novell Sentinel
Novell Sentinel: Adds one more benefit – integrating SIEM and identity/access management (IAM) functionality allows end user and security compliance to be governed via a single, integrated audit infrastructure.
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