Insider Threat Management Software
Intelligent detection of insider threats in real time
Insider threat detection can be especially challenging—and potentially the most dangerous—because password-protected users can easily reconfigure high-risk data for the entire system. Insider threat prevention software is designed to track systems for unusual or malicious behavior originating from password-protected user accounts.
SolarWinds ® Security Event Manager (SEM) is built to monitor security data log events to help security teams detect security risks in real time. With an intuitive interface, color-coded graphics, and customizable report screens, SEM is a comprehensive security data log system designed to help you monitor for and address insider threats faster.
Built-in alerts keep you in the loop
SolarWinds SEM is designed to automatically correlate log data, helping to detect potential malicious insider attacks within your security data logs. You can also configure custom alerts to notify you when log data triggers certain rules.
Additionally, you can set alerts to be delivered straight to your inbox or mobile device. You can also set tiered alerts for different levels of urgency, helping you quickly understand exactly how serious an issue may be. SEM’s state-of-the-art forensic capabilities help you focus on the security threats that matter the most.
Automatic incident response to insider threats
SolarWinds SEM is designed to help users more easily identify what regular, predictable system log activity looks like. With this historical baseline, the tool can more accurately flag potentially malicious log activity.
When insider threats pose a critical threat, SEM supports automatic incident response. SEM has the capability to disable users, log off users, eject suspicious USB devices, and reconfigure users’ security settings, so time-sensitive threats can be successfully mitigated.
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Insider threats, also known as “privilege threats,” occur when someone with malicious intent gains access to password-protected system data. This person may be an employee, but not necessarily—anyone with authorized credentials, including business partners or vendors, can pose an insider threat. These cyber threats can also be carried out in the form of phishing.
Log data is the key to flagging suspicious user behavior from credentialed accounts. Insider threat management involves monitoring log data to quickly detect anomalies that could signal malicious, improper, or suspicious activity to ensure data security.
Organizations can take some basic safeguards to prevent cyber threats—it’s always a best practice to structure your security groups to give privileged access to only a handful of trustworthy accounts as well as implementing strong password policies. However, insider security threats can be a persistent concern for systems even with the most robust security group structures. While you can take steps to make login credentials as sophisticated as possible, password compromise can also happen to even the most security-conscious businesses.
Insider threats, also known as “privilege threats,” occur when someone with malicious intent gains access to password-protected system data. This person may be an employee, but not necessarily—anyone with authorized credentials, including business partners or vendors, can pose an insider threat. These cyber threats can also be carried out in the form of phishing.
Log data is the key to flagging suspicious user behavior from credentialed accounts. Insider threat management involves monitoring log data to quickly detect anomalies that could signal malicious, improper, or suspicious activity to ensure data security.
Organizations can take some basic safeguards to prevent cyber threats—it’s always a best practice to structure your security groups to give privileged access to only a handful of trustworthy accounts as well as implementing strong password policies. However, insider security threats can be a persistent concern for systems even with the most robust security group structures. While you can take steps to make login credentials as sophisticated as possible, password compromise can also happen to even the most security-conscious businesses.
Monitor Azure AD activity logs to track critical changes
Security Event Manager
- More easily correlate Azure AD logs and search for specific details
- Respond to alerts when suspected insider threat occurs
- Block undesired access attempts automatically with automated responses
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