What it is
Managed Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) combines our security operations, intelligence capabilities and your SIEM for greater monitoring and analytics.
Security alerts
Your in-house SIEM gathers alerts about possible security incidents.
Incident data
Gathered incident data is then passed along to a Verizon Security Operations Center (SOC) or uploaded to the Unified Security Portal.
Expert analysis
Our SOC analysts are available 24/7 to interpret alert information and assess risks. If potential threats pose risks, they will be escalated according to your service level agreement (SLA).
Benefits
Integration
Help boost your security capabilities with an integrated model that uses both your and Verizon’s security and intelligence capabilities.
Características
Upfront setup
Get upfront implementation and/or tuning services for Splunk, QRadar and Sentinel based on standard Verizon rule sets.
Continuous monitoring
Help stay vigilant against threats with in-region-located, 24/7 SOCs for continuous security monitoring.
Rule-set updates
Help keep pace with emerging threats and changing threat landscapes via ongoing rule-set maintenance.
Life-cycle support
Access specialist services and engineering resources throughout the life cycle of Managed SIEM service.
Recursos
2024 Data Breach Investigations Report
This year, we analyzed a staggering 30,458 real-world security incidents. Download the DBIR to find out more about the cyber threats your organization might be up against.
Managed SIEM service solution brief
Help identify and respond to serious cyberthreats before they can do damage using a continuous security monitoring solution.
Managed SIEM service use-case framework
Choose a use-case scenario specific to your organization for monitoring and alerts by one of our highly skilled security analysts.
Cybersecurity solutions fact sheet
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Cintas success story
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