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Co-Managed SIEM

Our experts will run, manage, and perfect your SIEM, while you retain total ownership.

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Use cases for Co-Managed SIEM

Most organizations will find the same short list of scenarios and solutions where co-management of security and event information is strategic and beneficial.

Here are a few common use cases:

1 Compliance requirements

Businesses in a regulated industry often require a security analyst watching a SIEM 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The equates to a minimum six regular full-time hires to cover three shifts per day and the weekend, with some overlap for time off and sick days.

2 Ownership of data

An ideal solution allows a business to retain control and dominion over their own data. Services that involve “black boxes” or indeterminate cloud-based servers cannot assure full data security or ownership should a services contract end. A co-managed SIEM solution works with an organization to allow them full ownership of data and storage.

3 Getting full value from purchased security tools

Many product-based security tools and packages require involved configuration and expert tuning. A business or organization often does not have an IT security team with the free time or experience to unlock the full potential of a SIEM product.

4 Making cybersecurity less complex

Considering the myriad of ways an organization can be compromised is often daunting. It’s easy to get “off in the weeds” with any given specific detail. A co-managed SIEM solution allows CISOs to relegate the SIEM component to a manageable block… just another box checked.

5 Retaining the investment of security information

Building and configuring a SIEM is a process that involves experienced security engineers. Once that work is complete, any and all assets continue under your ownership such as runbooks, dedicated servers, etc. If you want to switch to a different management team or bring the management back in-house at a later time, you can.