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This document discusses security information and event management (SIEM) systems. It defines log files and events, and explains that SIEM systems allow organizations to monitor security events and write correlation rules to detect patterns of attacks. The document outlines typical SIEM architectures and notes that SIEM systems present detailed information about attack scenarios by correlating disparate security-related events from various sources.
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- 1. Security Monitoring using SIEM By: Rishabh Gupta Email: [email protected] Blog: [email protected]
- 2. Flow of the presentation • What is Log file ? • What is Event ? • What is security monitoring? • SIEM Architecture
- 3. What is Log file
- 4. What is Event ?
- 5. Each line in above log describes an event
- 6. What is Monitoring ?
- 7. What is Security Monitoring ?
- 9. What kind of rule we write in SIEM • In SIEM we write correlation rules • For e.g.: Suppose: X is Event 1 Y is Event 2 Then we write rules like: Rule 1: If X is generated after Y within 2 minutes then generate SIEM alert Z Rule 2: If X is generated 10 times within 1 minutes then generate SIEM alert B
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- 11. Different patterns of attacks
- 17. Gartner 2012, 2013, 2014 Magic Quadrant for SIEM Vendors
- 32. Elements which are normally present in almost every attack scenario
- 33. SIEM presents the complete detail of the attack scenario