Security information and event management (SIEM) products and services have been a major tool in the business world’s cybersecurity arsenal for about a decade and a half. SIEMs – available as local, cloud-based or hybrid platforms – can be used to collect, correlate, and analyze security alerts when a company uses multiple cybersecurity tools. But while some SIEMs can now detect attacks using machine learning, they are only as good as the tools, events, and security data they ingest.SIEMs are used primarily to collect data, but they still require care and maintenance. Some companies may buy a SIEM, install it, and then move on to other things. But SIEMs are not a set-it-and-forget-it product; they are not turnkey purchases. In today’s cybersecurity landscape, they require human intervention. Companies need to continue to invest in the product and reconfigure it as attacks evolve and change.To read this article in full, please click her
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