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Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) |
BackgroundSecurity Information and Event Management, abbreviated as SIEM, helps an organization to gather security data from many divergent information systems. The volume of security log data is growing over time with more and more systems being connected to an organization’s infrastructure. Having all this information in a centralized storage helps an organization to better analyze the data and respond to auditors’ requests during reviews and auditsMany organizations are struggling with three major problems that they cannot completely, or even partially fulfill:
An SIEM system can collect data from log files and alerts from a variety of infrastructure components, such as firewalls, routers, anti-virus systems, servers, and many others. It can inform IT teams about unusual behavior on these systems, and then these teams can decide whether and what kind of further investigation to take SIEMArchitectureSIEM architecture can be broken down into two elements:Security Information Management (SIM)The SIM component provides reporting and analysis of data primarily from host systems and applications and secondarily from security devices to support regulatory compliance initiatives, internal threat management, and security policy compliance management. It can be used to support the activities of the IT security, internal audit, and compliance organizations. Security Event Management (SEM)
The SEM component improves security incident response capabilities. It processes near real time data from security devices, network devices, and systems to provide near real time event management for security operations. It helps IT security operations personnel be more effective in responding to external and internal threats. The SIEM realm is defined as the interaction between the offering of, and need for a software product customization that can:
The Figure below depicts a typical SIEM architecture. The SIEM solution has two parts i.e SIM and SEM. The SIM part of the requirement can be completely covered by the IBM Tivoli Security Information and Event Manager. The SEM part is covered by IBM Tivoli Security Operations Manager, and IBM Tivoli Security Compliance Manager. SIEM SolutionintiGrow’s solution to delivering SIEM capability includes a suite of IBM Tivoli security product customizations:
IBM Tivoli Security Operations Manager
Network and IT resource availability is absolutely critical to business and service assurance. Organizations, federal agencies, and service providers can lose millions of dollars per year as a result of worms, trojans, and other types of malware that bring down corporate resources and organization facing services. The Tivoli Security Operations Manager is an SIEM platform that is designed to improve the effectiveness, efficiency, and visibility of security operations and information risk management.
IBM Tivoli Security Compliance Manager
Tivoli Security Compliance Manager is a centralized repository for archiving native audit trails to observe and to report on security compliance policies. Tivoli Security Compliance Manager deploys predefined policies onto managed systems and provides a central repository for automated reporting purposes and data mining. IBM Tivoli Security Information and Event Manager
A Security Information Manager solution requires log management and audit functionality and must generate reports on collected log data that refers to security policies to identify policy violations.
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