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To protect from security attacks, it is essential for a company to deploy various security solutions such as vulnerability scanners, endpoint security protection tools, perimeter security devices and so forth. This leaves security administrators overwhelmed with the number of security alerts they get each day. The sheer volume of false positives clouds the judgment of the security administrators, forcing them to go on a wild-goose chase or to miss major indicators of compromise.
Despite deploying a slew of security solutions, businesses still come under malware attacks. It's not uncommon to see big and small enterprises alike to suffer data breaches despite their defense-in-depth systems firing away at the right time. The problem here is the lack of contextual understanding of security information required to distinguish an actual threat from the false positives. A smart way of solving this problem is to deploy a security solution that can consolidate information from all the security tools to provide the contextual view of what’s happening on the network.
Comprehending security data with EventLog Analyzer to enrich contextual information
Hackers often try to intrude a network by exploiting vulnerabilities in the systems. However, the first step of every security attack is breaking the perimeter defense system. Hence to combat the external security breaches effectively, it becomes essential for security administrators to improve their vulnerability and endpoint security data analytics.
EventLog Analyzer helps security administrators to get a comprehensive view of all security information in a single dashboard by aggregating data from security tools such as vulnerability scanners, Data Loss Prevention (DLP) application and endpoint security solution
Support to vulnerability scanners
EventLog Analyzer supports log data from vulnerability scanners such as Nessus, Qualys, OpenVas, and NMAP.
Support to threat intelligence applications
EventLog Analyzer consolidates security information from threat intelligence applications such as FireEye and Symantec Endpoint Protection in a central location.
Support to Data Loss Prevention (DLP) application
EventLog Analyzer now supports log data from Symantec DLP application to ensure the integrity of confidential business information. The solution interprets the log data from Symantec DLP application and provides detailed information on top senders, recipients, protocol used, target data, data owners and more in an intuitive graphical format that helps comprehending information better.
