Security Monitoring - Part 3 - Next-Gen SIEM

Legacy security information and event management (SIEM) solutions were designed when the corporate IT environment was a closed system, and the Security focused on protecting the company perimeter. Security teams needed to understand when and where security threats were happening.

With a legacy SIEM, security analysts need to spend much time manually switching between solutions and screens while hunting down threats, manually remediating breaches, and writing and tweaking the manual rules to find threats. Meanwhile, the supply of cybersecurity experts needed to understand this complex landscape has not been able to keep pace with growing demand.

Compared to a legacy SIEM, which struggles to meet today’s security challenges, a next-generation SIEM improves your security visibility, actionability, and posture, while reducing management and analyst burden.

Big Data Aggregation and Integration

Integration into an enterprise infrastructure via open architecture to cover cloud, on-premise and BYOD assets
It is built on a big data platform that can collect and aggregate massive data produced by security systems and network devices.

Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting

Combines internal data with third-party threat intelligence feeds on threats and vulnerabilities.
Enables security staff to run queries on log and event data and freely explore data to uncover threats proactively. Once a threat is discovered, it automatically pulls in relevant evidence for investigation.
Correlation, Security Monitoring, Alerts and Incident Response Support
Links events and related data into security incidents, threats or forensic findings, analyze events and sends alerts to notify security staff of immediate issues.
Helps security teams identify and respond to security incidents automatically, bringing in all relevant data rapidly and providing decision support.

Advanced Analytics

Uses statistical models and machine learning to identify anomalies and detect advanced threats, detect unknown threats, detect lateral movements within a network, and enrich the context of security alerts to make it easier to investigate and detect elusive threats.

Search, Data Exploration and Dashboards /Reporting

Search vast amounts of security data without reviewing raw data and without data science expertise, actively explore data to discover patterns and hunt for threats, create and schedule reports on important data points.
Creates visualizations to let staff review event data, identify patterns and anomalies

Forensic Analysis

Enables log and event data exploration to discover details of a security incident, with the automated attachment of additional evidence organized in a situation timeline.

User and Entity Behaviour Analytics (UEBA)

UEBA can be hugely valuable to help organizations identity compromised accounts, as well as insider threats. It uses advanced machine learning and behavioural profiling techniques to identify anomalous activity such as account compromises and privilege abuse. As it is not using rules-based monitoring, UEBA is more effective at detecting anomalies over time.
SOAR is helping SIEM technology to become more intelligent, Big Data-driven and influencing the evolution of NextGen SIEMs is by helping to standardize incident analysis and response procedures
Gathers log data for standards like HIPAA, PCI/DSS, HITECH, SOX and GDPR and generates compliance reports. Helps to meet compliance and security regulations requirements, for example, by alerting about security conditions for protected data.

Retention

The SIEM can store long-term historical data that is useful for compliance and forensic investigations. Built-in data lake technology facilitates unlimited, low cost, long-term storage.

Cloud Security Strategy

Help set-up your enterprise cloud security strategy. This strategy will be fully aligned with your IT strategy, but will also help you stream-line all security developments with your cloud initiatives. Not only with cloud security strategy define the right governance, but will also stipulate the operating model for security in the cloud.

Centralised Visibility

Measurable

Zero Trust

Platform Security Architecture

When designing your cloud platform, how to define the needed security capabilities that integrate with your on-going cloud consumption? You might already have security capabilities, but should they be / go cloud native? We will help you with transitioning from current security capability state to the desired state.

In Control

Compliant

Secure by Default

DevSecOps

How do you roll-out and utilise DevOps while still maintaining a high security posture? And how do you do this at the enterprise level? Aristiun has the experience and vision to make secure DevOps a reality for large enterprise clients.

Secure Process

Secure Tooling

Secure Code

Regulation and Compliance

Cloud technologies and cloud security is not often well-understood by oversight and governing bodies. This results in requesting unrealistic evidencing and processes to secure the cloud and can slow-down your cloud adoption. In this area we focus on making regulation and compliance part of the cloud adoption process and ensure effective alignment with compliance and regulatory bodies.

Compliance

Reporting

Increased Effectiveness

Decreased Effort

Monitoring in the Cloud Era

Monitoring and logging is a key aspect of being in control of your IT environment. We can help to embed the right logging and monitoring processes and technology to keep your applications and underlying platforms secure.

Automated Monitoring

Multi-Cloud Support

Modular Inclusion

Continuous Integration/Delivery

Using CI/CD speeds up the development process. But it also allows you to embed security controls within the process. We have solutions to embed security from within whilst maximising automation and lessening the security burden on the DevOps team.

Controls Built into CI

Secure Deployment

Process Based CI/CD

Embedded Security