What Is SIEM? Collecting Security Events in One Place
A SIEM collects logs from firewalls, servers, endpoints and applications. It correlates the logs and alerts on suspicious events.
A platform that collects security event logs from different systems in one place, correlates them and raises alerts.
Why Does It Matter?
A single log is often meaningless. Correlated logs reveal an attack. A SIEM also meets the need to retain logs for audits.
Core Principles & How It Works
What Threats Arise from Inadequate Protection?
- ✕Late detection of an attack because logs are scattered.
- ✕Team fatigue from noisy alerts.
How Does Moftgate Solve This Challenge?
Moftgate sends endpoint and DLP events to your SIEM through syslog and integrations. It also works with local SIEM products.
Other Cybersecurity Terms
Full Glossary →Continuous behavioral monitoring, threat hunting, and automated incident containment capability deployed directly on workstation and server endpoints.
Central management of computers, servers and mobile devices for inventory, patching, software deployment and policy.
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