Is the SIEM dead? - CPO Magazine

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The bastion of the business for decades, the Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) continues to be the primary means to detect and respond to business threats before they can impact business operations. There have been multiple challengers over the years. AI and machine learning, observability platforms and most recently Extended Detection and Response (XDR) have all seen SIEM declared dead, and yet the SIEM continues to defy expectations and reinvent itself. Next generation SIEM, for instance, provides threat hunting capabilities in addition to collating and analysing log data in real-time from applications, servers and endpoints. The technology has also gone mainstream, with predictable pricing effectively lowering the threshold and bringing the technology within the reach of the SME. The most recent challenger to the throne is XDR. It’s ability to monitor attack vectors across endpoints, cloud, and other network systems and to apply advanced analytics for threat detection ma

Cyber Security Insights · 4 min read Is the SIEM dead? Tim Wallen · February 7, 2024 The bastion of the business for decades, the Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) continues to be the primary means to detect and respond to business threats before they can impact business operations. There have been multiple challengers over the years. AI and machine learning, observability platforms and most recently Extended Detection and Response (XDR) have all seen SIEM declared dead, and yet the SIEM continues to defy expectations and reinvent itself. Next generation SIEM, for ins

Is the SIEM dead? - CPO Magazine

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