The vendor is required to provide security incident and event management software (SIEM) for include:
1. Centralized access to logs from different sources:
• SIEM systems collect and aggregate logs from various sources, providing a centralized view of all security-related data
2. Real-time monitoring and alerts:
• They enable real-time monitoring of security events and generate alerts for suspicious activities, helping organizations respond promptly to potential threats
3. Incident detection and response:
• SIEM tools help in detecting security incidents by correlating data from different sources and facilitating a coordinated response
4. Compliance and reporting:
• They assist in meeting regulatory compliance requirements by maintaining detailed logs and generating reports for audits
5. Threat intelligence integration:
• Modern SIEMS integrate threat intelligence to identify and mitigate advanced threats more effectively
6. Behavioral analysis:
• They use user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA) to detect anomalies based on deviations from normal behavior patterns
7. Forensic analysis:
• SIEMS retain historical data, which is essential for conducting forensic investigations after a security incident
8. Operational efficiency:
• By automating routine security tasks, SIEMS improve the efficiency of security operations and reduce the workload on security teams.
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: April 17, 2025