Log Monitoring Tool That Includes Cyber Threat Intelligence Feeds
A cyber threat intelligence framework is critical for identifying and responding to security threats
Help improve security with threat intelligence tools
There's an increase in the volume of DDoS, botnet, and malware attacks happening every day. In this era, implementing a robust cyber threat intelligence framework for collecting, consolidating, and analyzing all your log
data and threat intelligence feeds in one place is a smart move for data security and the company’s bottom line.
SolarWinds Security Event Manager (SEM) is an on-premise, advanced SIEM tool built with an active threat intelligence management system in the form of threat feeds designed to automatically detect and respond to user, application, and
network threats.
Flag threat events with cyber threat intelligence frameworks
Security Event Manager is built to collect logs, correlate events, and monitor threat data
lists, all in a centralized location. The continuously updated threat intelligence feeds can proactively provide
cyberthreat analysis of activities against a list of known malicious threat vectors, and are designed to immediately
alert you when known bad actors have entered your environment or user-configured network security thresholds have been
triggered.
Leverage threat intelligence tools to automate detection
Imagine that abnormal privileged user
activity occurs outside of the usual working hours, which can be a sign of malicious internal behavior. Using its integrated threat intelligence, SEM is built to compare security events against threat feeds that are updated daily, and alert when one of the source or destination fields hit a blacklist IP address or domain to automatically pinpoint potential security issues like phishing attempts, malware infections, and external cyberattacks.
Security Event Manager also comes with over 700 built-in correlation rules and hundreds of active responses that admins can configure to automatically trigger to respond to security events in real time. You can select from predefined rules or manually define rules to set operational thresholds, easily automating how SEM mitigates immediate threats and generates relevant notifications in response to defined conditions.
Gain powerful insights by using threat intelligence feeds
You can more easily identify trends within large amounts of threat data by leveraging the built-in visualization and discovery techniques in SEM, including parameterized search, tree maps, charts, and word clouds. These features help in filtering out the inherent noise present in log data and can allow you to more quickly identify important cyberthreat security events, like suspicious behavior and data anomalies. You can save these searches for later use and even export them as reports in PDF or CSV format. SEM also offers an extensive library of reports, which can be used out-of-the box or customized for compliance and forensic analysis.
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Do you find yourself asking…
When performing cyberthreat analysis, security analysts sift through large amounts of data for patterns and trends that could provide actionable intelligence regarding potential threats. Cyberthreat intelligence is the resulting learnings about current and potential threat types. Using cyberthreat intelligence, organizations gain more in-depth understandings about known bad actors so they can take steps to proactively identify, prepare for, and ideally prevent cyberattacks or hacking attempts.
Tools can also leverage cyberthreat intelligence to monitor for and respond to issues by quickly comparing observed activity against a database of known threats and flagging risks that manual monitoring may not catch. Using a threat intelligence tool can bolster your network security and is essential to maintaining strong and proactive security operations.
When performing cyberthreat analysis, security analysts sift through large amounts of data for patterns and trends that could provide actionable intelligence regarding potential threats. Cyberthreat intelligence is the resulting learnings about current and potential threat types. Using cyberthreat intelligence, organizations gain more in-depth understandings about known bad actors so they can take steps to proactively identify, prepare for, and ideally prevent cyberattacks or hacking attempts.
Tools can also leverage cyberthreat intelligence to monitor for and respond to issues by quickly comparing observed activity against a database of known threats and flagging risks that manual monitoring may not catch. Using a threat intelligence tool can bolster your network security and is essential to maintaining strong and proactive security operations.
Protect your network with cyber threat intelligence tools
Security Event Manager
- Easily demonstrate auditable compliance across industry-specific IT regulatory frameworks
- Detect and respond to security threats with reduced incident response times
- Ensure that your security initiatives are as effective as possible
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