How Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Supports Compliance Obligations
SIEM can address a host of regulatory requirements, including national and international laws with which businesses must show compliance along with industry-specific rules and best practices. Now that SIEM has evolved into a powerful suite of tools within reach for small and medium-sized enterprises many business owners now find it’s less costly to invest in a SIEM solution than to pay the cost of higher audit frequencies by major auditing firms or a large team of internal auditors. See how SIEM supports compliance obligations and how best to protect your enterprise.
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