Seceon launches new SIEM to automate threat detection
Seceon, which detects and eliminates cyber threats in real-time, has launched aiSIEM to simplify security information and event management (SIEM).
The company said the new platform will provide enterprise and service provider organisations with continuous data analytics for ongoing assessment of security posture and compliance. It will also predict and anticipate threats, responding to verified threats in real-time.
Seceon aiSIEM claims to differ from traditional SIEMs by using real-time machine learning to handle large data volumes in conjunction with contemporary big/fast data frameworks, enabling adaptation to any environment dynamically upon deployment for deep data analysis. Through the use of artificial intelligence to generate meaningful alerts with improved accuracy from scores of threat indicators, aiSIEM also claims to surface relevant threats in minutes, compared to the hours or days to detect when previously analysed by human security professionals.
Chandra Pandey, founder and CEO of Seceon, said: “Developed from the ground up to deliver comprehensive cybersecurity for the digital era, the Seceon aiSIEM platform brings real-time automation and simplicity to the traditional SIEM approach. By collecting, ingesting and analysing raw logs, flows, traffic and identity across all assets, aiSIEM offers complete visibility, proactive threat detection, immediate containment and elimination of threats with continuous policy enforcement, and compliance monitoring and reporting.”
In addition to providing proactive threat detection to reduce Mean-Time-To-Identify (MTTI) threats, automatic threat remediation to reduce Mean-Time-To-Resolve (MTTR) threats and comprehensive visibility, Seceon’s aiSIEM also provides continuous compliance and risk monitoring.
aiSIEM offers continuous compliance and scheduled or on-demand reporting for HIPAA, GDPR, PCI-DSS, NIST, FINRA and many other similar regulations by providing long-term data analytics for security operations, investigation support and reporting.
Headquartered in Westford, Massachusetts, Seceon aims to help enterprises detect and stop both recognised and never-seen-before threats when they happen, instead of days, weeks or months later.
Leveraging intelligent data collection and analysis, Seceon’s Open Threat Management platform provides visibility across users, devices, applications, and flows, surfacing only the most relevant threats in real-time and the means necessary to eliminate them immediately. The company provides its solutions to the financial, healthcare, government, education and high-tech sectors.
The company claims its threat management platform is ‘highly effective for financial institutions’ as it has the ability to analyse data of any suspicious behaviour, providing a record of who did what, when and where with. It alerts analysts of any risky behaviour and when an insider or process is likely to steal data.
Earlier this year, Israeli cybersecurity startup empow closed its Series B funding round on $10m. empow provides an orchestration platform that uses AI and machine learning analytics to classify threats and alerts based on intent. It claims its platform has the ability to replace conventional SIEM money pits with an ROI-positive platform.
