Collaborate Disseminate
To get the most out of an SIEM solution, analysts must properly configure their log sources to generate alerts when they stop reporting for certain periods of time, depending on their priority level.
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Today, I will be going over Control 6 from version 7 of the CIS top 20 Critical Security Controls – Maintenance, Monitoring, and Analysis of Audit Logs. I will go through the eight requirements and offer my thoughts on what I’ve found. Key … Continue reading 20 Critical Security Controls: Control 6 – Maintenance, Monitoring, and Analysis of Audit Logs
As the threat landscape evolves, it is increasingly important for organizations large and small to invest in automated incident response solutions to reduce dwell time and eliminate alert fatigue.
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SIEM has evolved from its comparatively humble beginnings to integrate user behavior analysis and log management capabilities that are critical to any SOC.
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Security professionals can leverage freely available, open source security tools to protect their environments from threats.
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The Snare Log Analysis App offers security analysts an extra pair of eyes to help them analyze SIEM logs and meet file activity monitoring requirements.
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I published the following diary on isc.sans.org: “DNS Query Length… Because Size Does Matter“. In many cases, DNS remains a goldmine to detect potentially malicious activity. DNS can be used in multiple ways to bypass security controls. DNS tunnelling is a common way to establish connections with remote systems. It is
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Using an SIEM solution such as QRadar, security professionals can analyze process logs to detect, hunt and trace the source of threats.
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Getting useful info from log file should be piece of cake …if the file is properly formatted! Usually, one event is written on a single line with useful info delimited by a separator or extractable using regular expressions. But it’s not always the case, welcome to the log hell… Sometimes,
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