SIEM – Use Cases

• Brute Force Detection: It is a common attack that attackers use to gain unauthorized access to endpoints and services like RDP on Windows endpoints and SSH on Linux machines. Using our solution of EDR, we can detect it, get the real time alerts and, we can perform actions on it.
• Malware Detection: EDR monitors various operating systems (Windows, Linux, macOS, Solaris), network devices, and cloud services, providing full coverage for your enterprise assets. It automatically monitors and responds to malware and the centralized dashboard allows us to visualize and analyze correlated events.
• Malware Detection: EDR monitors various operating systems (Windows, Linux, macOS, Solaris), network devices, and cloud services, providing full coverage for your enterprise assets. It automatically monitors and responds to malware and the centralized dashboard allows us to visualize and analyze correlated events.
• File Integrity Monitoring (FIM): EDR continuously monitors the integrity of files and directories to detect and alert when there are file addition, modification, or deletion events and when execute file permission is given to any file. Its dashboard section shows an overview of the events triggered by the FIM module for all and for monitored endpoints.
• Plug n Play (PnP) Activities: USB, a PnP device, often serve as an introductory point for malware into a computer endpoint and network. EDR monitor all USB activities to prevent data breaches, stops the spread of malware, and protect sensitive information and give real time alerts. Using EDR, we can filter authorize and unauthorize USB drives.
• Vulnerabilities Detection: Vulnerabilities are security flaws in computer systems which EDR detects in applications and operating systems running on endpoints. User can visualize the detected vulnerabilities based on the severity (critical, high, medium & low) on the dashboard.
• Container Security: EDR integrates with container platforms like Docker and Kubernetes and actively monitors container runtime events, application logs, and overall container health and centralizes container event logging and visualization.
• Workload Protection: EDR monitors and protects workloads in cloud environments as well as on-premises workloads. You can integrate with cloud platforms like AWS, Microsoft Azure, GCP, Microsoft 365, and GitHub to monitor services, virtual machines, and the activities occurring on these platforms
• Threat Hunting: EDR detects threat by aligning its rules with the MITRE ATT&CK framework, enabling efficient identification of attacker methods. It can be integrated with more third-party threat intelligence platforms.