SIEM

Detailed description of the service

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) based on Splunk Enterprise Security is a technology platform designed to help organizations provide continuous monitoring and analysis of security events in their ICT environments. It centrally collects, stores and analyzes log files and event data from various sources such as servers, network devices, databases and other applications. By consolidating this data in one place, SIEM provides a single view of an organization's security posture, making it easier to identify and address potential security threats and incidents.

Splunk as a SIEM platform offers extensive features for data discovery, analysis and visualization. This enables users to create customized reports and dashboards that show the current security status and performance of an organization's systems. With advanced analytics tools and anomaly detection algorithms, Splunk is able to identify suspicious activity and alert on potential security incidents in real time./p>

In addition to improving an organization's security posture, SIEM also helps meet regulatory requirements and standards such as GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS. Splunk provides tools and solutions for monitoring and reporting that make it easy to demonstrate compliance with these standards and regulations. This helps organizations minimize the risks associated with unlawful data handling and potential fines.

By leveraging a SIEM, specifically the Splunk platform, an organization can gain a better understanding of its ICT security posture , allowing for better decision making and optimization of security strategy. Through automated processes and integrated incident response, it is also possible to significantly speed up the response to security incidents, minimizing potential damage and increasing the overall security of the organization.

Who is the service for?

The SIEM service is ideal for organisations of all sizes looking to enhance their ICT security and meet regulatory requirements such as the Network and Information Systems Directive 2 (NIS2). It is not only important for those who want to protect their information, but also for those who want to secure their Business. With a SIEM, security events can be effectively monitored, analyzed and responded to, leading to faster detection and resolution of incidents.