The rapidly changing threat situation in the area of cyber security is currently leading to the repeated enactment of new legislation and regulations. These include, for example, the law on the Federal Office for Information Security (BSIG), the Energy Industry Act (EnWG) or the NIS-2 Directive. They oblige operators of critical infrastructure to implement adequate measures for the use of attack detection systems.
Such systems are an effective way of detecting cyber attacks at an early stage and, in particular, help to reduce and prevent damage as well as manage risk.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
The system in question is usually a security information and event management system – SIEM for short. It combines countless items of information from endpoints such as clients or critical components such as firewalls, AD and loghost. The SIEM processes this information in real time to detect and report security incidents. This increases IT resilience and demonstrably ensures compliance.
These systems require specialised knowledge that is hardly available on the market. Accordingly, there is a high customer demand for managed SIEM solutions in the IT and OT area. The target customers are in the small to medium segment.
Security Operations Centre (SOC)
A Security Operations Centre (SOC) is the heart of an effective cyber defence. It enables companies to detect, analyse and proactively respond to cyber threats in real time.
Security experts monitor IT and OT environments around the clock to identify potential attacks at an early stage. With the help of modern threat intelligence and customisable use cases, even highly developed threats can be detected before they can cause damage.
Intelligent correlation of SIEM data can reduce false positives and prioritise real threats in a targeted manner. Our experts analyse suspicious activities in detail and assess the risk to your company.
