A SIEM that surfaces threats,
not just stores logs.
The database your warnings pour into, built and tuned so the alerts that matter rise to the top. 500+ pre-built log sources and 100+ use cases, on the platform you run or on ours.
The difference between a detection platform and a log bill.
A well-run SIEM pulls in data from endpoints, network, firewalls, cloud, identity and applications and correlates it into a short list of alerts worth investigating. A poorly run one becomes an expensive log store producing thousands of alerts nobody reads.
Most SIEMs are bought and never tuned. That is the gap we close. We choose the right log sources, parse and normalize them, write detection content for your environment instead of shipping vendor defaults, and keep tuning it as the environment changes.
It works on the SIEM you already run, or on ours. The SIEM is one half of the picture; the SOAR is the automation that acts on what it finds.
- Architecture and deployment for cloud, on-premises or hybrid, sized to your data volume
- Log source onboarding from a library of 500+ pre-built sources, with custom parsers for the rest
- Detection content from 100+ use cases, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and tuned to your environment
- Log-source health monitoring, so a silent source is noticed before it becomes a blind spot
- Compliance dashboards and scheduled reports your auditor can use
- Ongoing tuning, and ingestion choices that keep licence spend proportionate to security value
Five steps to signal over noise.
Assess
We review what you collect, what you pay to collect, and what you are missing.
Onboard
The right sources are connected, parsed and normalized to a common schema, and enriched with asset and identity context.
Detect
Use cases are deployed and tuned against your own baseline, so the alerts that reach an analyst are real.
Report
Dashboards and scheduled reports are built around the frameworks you answer to.
Keep it tuned
Rules are reviewed as your environment changes, or the whole thing is watched for you 24/7 through MSOC.
Three situations we see most.
First SIEM
Platform guidance, architecture and a deployment that is useful on day one, not after a year of tuning.
Migrating platforms
Sources, parsers and detection content moved across, with coverage checked before the old platform is switched off.
Bought, never tuned
The most common case. We fix the sources, cut the noise and rebuild the detection content around your environment.
Monitoring evidence, ready for the audit.
- PCI DSS log review, access monitoring and change detection
- ADHICS and HIPAA audit trails for health information access
- SOC 2 monitoring evidence for the trust service criteria
- NIST CSF and CIS Controls mapping
- Retention policies designed around your regulatory obligations
- Executive dashboards with posture trends and response metrics
Who it is for
Organizations drowning in tools that do not talk to each other, and anyone facing a compliance audit that asks for evidence of security monitoring.
- SOAR, the automation that acts on what the SIEM finds
- MSOC, someone watching the SIEM around the clock
- MDR, if your priority is the EDR you own
- GRC & compliance, the controls and evidence behind the audit
What buyers ask.
We just bought a SIEM.
Good, we work with yours. Most SIEMs are bought and never tuned; that is the gap we close.
Our SIEM bill keeps growing.
Usually because the wrong data is being collected at the wrong tier. We choose what to ingest and where to store it, so cost tracks security value.
Who watches the alerts once it is tuned?
Your team, if you have one. If you do not, MSOC watches them 24/7 on your SIEM or ours.
Do we need SOAR as well?
If you want alerts acted on, not just raised, yes. The SIEM finds it; the SOAR does something about it.
Make the SIEM earn its keep.
Put an engineer on a call to review your SIEM, or plan a new one. No charge, no commitment.