New attack vectors and vulnerabilities are discovered every day. Firewalls, IDS/IPS, and AV solutions all look for malicious activity at various points within the IT infrastructure, from endpoints to perimeter, all the way up to the cloud. SIEM brings all of your security data into a single pane of glass and can detect malicious activity and notify Pioneer-360 IT staff to take action. Pioneer-360’s retention period allows for all of the security data to be utilized for IT forensics before or after an attack.

Check those boxes and meet your organization’s compliance regulations through Pioneer-360’s SIEM.

Pioneer-360 provides 24/7 SOC Incident Management of your network, providing peace of mind that your organization is in good hands.
Managed Security Information and Event Management collects logs and security events from systems across an organization and analyzes them for suspicious activity. Pioneer-360’s team manages the platform, reviews alerts, and provides incident management so the customer does not have to operate the SIEM alone. Centralizing this information also supports investigation, reporting, and forensic review.
The SIEM can collect information from enterprise security controls, operating systems, applications, network infrastructure, and other compatible software or hardware sources. Pioneer-360 describes the platform as vendor-agnostic, so it may be able to ingest data from both Pioneer-360’s tools and systems already used by the customer. The final source list is confirmed during scoping because compatibility and useful log availability vary by product.
The SIEM correlates activity across multiple systems to identify events that may indicate an attack or compromise. Pioneer-360’s SOC reviews relevant alerts, investigates the affected users, hosts, and route of activity, and follows the notification and escalation process defined for the customer. The service can also use automated host isolation to help contain certain attacks while they are in progress.
Pioneer-360 offers customizable SIEM retention beginning at 90 days, with options that can extend beyond one year. The appropriate period depends on the organization’s investigation needs, contractual obligations, budget, and applicable compliance or record-retention requirements. Retention should be agreed during scoping and documented in the service configuration.