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Security Information & Event Management (SIEM)
Monitoring without impact and maintaining your compliance
Has your business ever
experienced any of these?
- Applications communicated with known bad networks.
- Developers requested ports to be opened, followed by malicious activity afterwards.
- A cyber attack was ongoing but we didn’t realize it, and when we finally did, we didn’t know how to respond.
- We struggle to compile security event logs to meet compliance regulator demands.
If so, your business is at high risk of another attack.
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SIEM IT Support - We've Got You.
There are always going to be hackers trying to penetrate your network, searching for your valuable data.
They will do whatever it takes to steal it — infecting your devices with malware and other various malicious software.
Our Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution is layered to keep your infrastructure secure from attacks and remediate them by quickly locating issues in your network so they can be fixed.
Most regulations require an SIEM solution; stay compliant by having Charles IT collect and store logs, as well as reviewing logs and monitoring your infrastructure for suspicious activity.
Our SIEM IT Services
We’ll monitor your infrastructure for suspicious activity around the clock.
Centralized Log Management
Centralized Log Management
Logs from computers, servers, and firewalls are stored in one portal. This allows for easy searching and referencing in post-event analysis.
SOC Management
SOC Management
A human element to analyzing critical alerts, we review and compare data against historical trends to alert us in the event of an attack.
Reporting
Reporting
Weekly executive summaries cover all items that are required to be reviewed regularly for compliance requirements.
Increased Retention
Increased Retention
Event Logs are stored off-site for 365 days.
Did you know?
Businesses required to maintain certain compliance standards must maintain thorough incident reporting.
HIPAA
Requires Log Retention for up to six years
PCI
PCI DSS v3.2
ITAR/DFARS
- Requirement AC-7 – Unsuccessful Login Attempts
- Requirement IA-3 – Device Identification and Authentication
- Requirement CA-7 – Continuous Monitoring
- Requirement CM-4 – Monitoring Configuration Changes
- Requirement AU-6 – Audit Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting
Resources
Recent blogs, articles and guides to help you improve your cybersecurity and compliance.
