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Comparison of SIEM Solutions For Comprehensive Cybersecurity by Pushpendra Mishra |
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) has been a critical technology part of an organization’s security posture for a long time to protect against cyberthreats ranging from insider threats, denial of service to advanced threats. The adoption of SIEM solutions is only growing and as per Gartner Forecast Analysis: Forecast Analysis: Information Security, Worldwide, 1Q18 Update, the global information security market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 7.8% to reach $143.3 billion in 2022 with security testing, IT outsourcing and SIEM being among the fastest-growing security subsegments driving growth in the infrastructure protection and security services segments. According to Gartner, no single technology, such as, CLM, UEBA, NTA, SOAR or EDR can replace the entire set of SIEM capabilities. Additionally, Global Security Information and Event Management Market 2017-2021, estimates that the SIEM market will grow at more than 12 percent CAGR over the next four years to $5.93 billion by 2021. Since inception the promise of SIEM has been: Comprehensive visibility into Network, Endpoints, Data and Applications Correlation across point security solutions Contextual intelligence for response actions Streamlined compliance reporting Effective analytics and pertinent information for the security teams Legacy SIEM: T he Good, T he Bad, and T he Ugly Even though SIEMs do a good job of centralized analysis and reporting by aggregating, indexing and storing logs from different data sources, correlating this information for incident investigation, and compliance reporting through analysis of historical data, yet most organizations today fail to derive the best value out of SIEM because of its implementation complexity, operational challenges, and total cost of ownership (TCO). Further, increased attack surface with the adoption of hybrid cloud networks, sophisticated threat vectors and high volume of incidents, compliance laws getting more stringent, limited security budget and security skill shortage, businesses today need SIEM technology that is driven by analytics, behavioral analysis for current & historical context, automates certain SIEM-generated tasks, provides greater visibility of network trafc moving across the organization, and understands and analyzes threat indicators to improve the overall security posture. Modern SIEM vs. Seceon aiSIEM