Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)

Harness industry leading technology to identify security threats across environments of any size and complexity.

SIEM can provide near-real-time visibility into threats and anomalies, as well as historical analysis to support incident response and forensics.

The Importance of SIEM


As the volume and variety of cyber attacks increases, organizations need to dedicate more resources to detecting potential threats.

  • Unified View: For enterprise organizations, this can be particularly challenging as this often requires achieving a unified view that spans their entire infrastructure.
  • Cloud and OT Environments: Organizations relying on a mixture of on-premises, public and private cloud and those with IT and OT environments often struggle to build SIEM capabilities.
  • Limited Functionality: While an off-the-shelf SIEM provides some of the capabilities needed to aggregate data, trigger security alerts and perform log management they often don’t have all of the functionalities required or are resource intensive.
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What to Expect From SIEM by Bridewell

Leveraging cloud native Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools, we provide organizations with real-time monitoring and analysis of potential threats in their environment.  

Supported by Threat Intelligence

We incorporate the latest threat intelligence into the SIEM platform to recognize current threats relevant to your organization.

Rapid Deployment as Code

Bridewell can provide SIEM capabilties in a matter of hours.

Advanced Detection Rules

Our service includes advanced detection rules and scalable capabilities that can be tailored to the specific needs of any organization.

What are the benefits of SIEM?

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Reduce the Burden on Your Security Team

With the support of or team, allow your in-house teams to focus on other initiatives.

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Complete, Real Time Visibility

View activity across your entire organization in a single unified view, reducing your mean time to detect and respond (MTTD/ MTTR).

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Detailed Monitoring and Reporting

Advanced user and entity behaviour analytics identify anomalous events before they can become threats.

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Detect Advanced Threats

Identify a range of threats in real-time including: phishing, data exfiltration, malware, user behaviour, and more.

Start your SIEM Journey with Bridewell

Speak with one of our consultants to see how we can support your organization with SIEM.

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How it Works

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  • People, Process and Technology: Our managed SIEM overlays our people and processes onto Microsoft Sentinel. This gives you a comprehensive and real-time view of your whole security, IT and OT landscape, insight into malicious user behavior and data analysis of security events.  
  • Bespoke Solution: Our security analysts create your fully bespoke solution using cutting-edge AI and SOAR (Security Automation, Orchestration and Response) technology. This is then deployed, configured and operated via the cloud using Microsoft Azure. 

 

SIEM FAQs

The purpose of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is to provide a centralized view of an organization's security posture. This is accomplished by collecting, normalizing, and storing security data from a variety of sources, such as network devices, application logs, and user activity. SIEM can then provide near-real-time visibility into threats and anomalies, as well as historical analysis to support incident response and forensics. 

A SIEM system collects and analyses a variety of data types from a variety of sources. The data types can be divided into two broad categories: security data and business data. Security data includes data about threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks. This data can come from a variety of sources, including intrusion detection and prevention systems, firewalls, and web proxies. This data is used to help identify and respond to security incidents. 

By collecting and analyzing data from a variety of sources, SIEM can help identify potential security threats and vulnerabilities. This information can then be used to help organizations improve their security posture by implementing better security controls and processes. Additionally, SIEM can also reduce Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) during a security incident. 

Why Us?

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180+ Security Specialists

Our team have diverse experience across sectors and disciplines, and hold accreditations from numerous industry bodies.

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Certifications

Our people and services are highly accredited by leading industry bodies including CREST, the NCSC, and more. Our SOC holds extensive accreditations from CREST (including for CSIR and SOC2) and works closely with our cyber consultancy services.

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Partnerships

As a Microsoft Partner, we also hold advanced specialisms in Cloud Security and Threat Protection. We’ve also implemented some of the UK’s largest deployments of the Microsoft Security stack, inc. Sentinel, Defender, Purview and more.

Accreditations and Certifications

Our cybersecurity consultants and services are globally recognized for meeting the highest standards of accreditation and have leading industry certifications.

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