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Is SIEM dead?
Despite what you may have heard, security information and event management (SIEM) is not dead. Rather, it’s become an integral part of the latest advancement in security operations: the fusion center.
What is next generation SIEM?
A next-generation SIEM is built on a big data platform that can handle the massive volumes of data produced by enterprises. A next-generation SIEM provides customers with the benefits of data portability by storing data using an open data model.
What is the future of information security?
AI will be the only way to handle the complexity and volume of data and information feeds that both hackers and cybersecurity teams rely on. Hence in the future of cybersecurity the use of AI by hackers and security teams will be a common theme as AI systems become more available, capable, and affordable.
Why is SIEM dead?
The Solution: Managed Detection & Response MDR has become a rising trend in Gartner and for good reason. This is why the SIEM is dead.
Is SIEM still relevant?
At its core, a security information and event management (SIEM) system is a great way to collect various log and event information from disparate network, security and data center hardware and software. From those two standpoints, SIEM remains relevant.
What is the difference between SIEM and soar?
While SIEM tools have been around for years, Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) is the new kid on the block. While SIEM will ingest various log and event data from traditional infrastructure component sources, a SOAR takes in all that and more.
Will cybersecurity ever go away?
Ultimately, cybersecurity defense in depth strategy will not go away. Organizations will never have one silver bullet to completely reduce the risk of a cyber-attack but rather multiple technologies and processes in place to help ensure those threats are minimized.
Does the cyber security field have a future?
In response to trends in cyber security, there’s a growing need for trained professionals in the field. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) anticipates a 28% growth between 2016 and 2026 for information security analysts, who safeguard the data of their companies.
How can I learn SIEM tools for free?
Alienvault OSSIM (Open Source SIEM) is one of the most popular free, open source SIEMs out there. It is a great platform to learn on as it can be setup for free and contains many of the features of expensive, enterprise grade SIEMs.