Beth Schultz
February 01, 2011

What's next for SIEM?

What's next for SIEM?
What's next for SIEM?
Knowing what is going on so you can figure out what to do is one of the biggest challenges facing the enterprise today. Without situational awareness, investigations would require looking into a number of systems and collating incomplete information to get the bigger picture. For many IT administrators, the ability to monitor bandwidth, firewall use and VPN sessions has been simplified with the use of a security information and event management (SIEM) platform. The increasing flexibility of SIEM tools is especially important the more hazardous the threat landscape becomes. This latest eBook from SC Magazine surveys the SIEM landscape and digs into several actual use cases to examine the benefits and challenges faced by enterprises and the security teams running SIEM implementations.
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