SIEMonster icon
SIEMonster icon

SIEMonster

 1 like

A very powerful and well documented open source SIEM with options to purchase support packages.

SIEMonster screenshot 1

License model

Platforms

  • Linux
  • Self-Hosted
  No rating
1 like
0comments
0 news articles

Features

Suggest and vote on features

SIEMonster News & Activities

Highlights All activities

Recent activities

Show all activities

SIEMonster information

  • Developed by

    SIEMonsterSOC
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Commercial product.
  • Pricing

    Subscription that costs $0 per month.
  • Alternatives

    10 alternatives listed
  • Supported Languages

    • English

Our users have written 0 comments and reviews about SIEMonster, and it has gotten 1 likes

SIEMonster was added to AlternativeTo by tracyseymour on Jun 1, 2017 and this page was last updated May 12, 2023.
No comments or reviews, maybe you want to be first?
Post comment/review

What is SIEMonster?

Overview Kustodian’s SIEMonster: SIEM for everyone with no limits

As a security professional, protecting your company’s assets from internal or external attacks is a never ending complex job. It is crucial that you have visibility across your entire environment. It’s like having a house alarm, there is no point having some rooms with motion sensors and others without it.

All systems have the ability to let out an event that something is going on but is there anyone listening to these events or cries for help. When you picture your environment, with servers, workstations, network appliances, printers, SCADA and other equipment they all log events. On top of this all your applications are sending out events or alerts including Web Servers, Databases, Applications, Anti-Virus and Endpoint protection.

By using a Security Incident Events Management system (SIEM) we can capture all of these events and separate the “Cry wolfs” from the real attacks and alert the security professional that an attack maybe underway. SIEM’s can be configured to alert operators via a console, SMS or email for any suspect activity. This could be when an administrator creates another privileged account or alerted when an executive is using email from a destination that is different from their current location or a compromised endpoint. The rules and alerts to suit your business are limitless. One of our customers retrenched 50 staff, they wanted to monitor closely the activity around intellectual property going out the door. By creating a rule and putting the members into that group alerts could be raised on file/folder copies from central servers to USB sticks....

Official Links