We deliver flexible, expert-led SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) services that integrate with any SIEM platform — including Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, and more. Backed by our 24/7 Global Security Operations Centre (SOC) and local cyber security experts, we provide real-time threat detection, incident response, and compliance support tailored to your environment.
Whether you're a growing startup, a mid-sized enterprise, or a large-scale organisation with complex infrastructure, our scalable SIEM services are designed to meet your needs and grow with your business.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is a cyber security service that facilitates the collection, aggregation, and analyse of large volumes of data from organisational applications, devices, servers, and users. This real-time consolidation allows SIEM solutions to deliver comprehensive visibility of an organisation's security posture. SIEM allows security operation centres (SOC) to detect, investigate, and respond to security incidents with real-time precision and accuracy.
Our SIEM service is powered by a globally connected Security Operations Centre (SOC) that leverages AI-driven analytics, machine learning, and skilled analysts to deliver continuous protection across your endpoints, networks, and cloud infrastructure.
Lack of real-time data consolidation and analysis
If your organisation lacks the ability to view its entire data activity on one centralised platform, a SIEM solution will ensure continuous visibility and protection, bolstering your security posture against a range of cyber threats.
Frequent or Advanced Cyber Threats
For organisations facing sophisticated threats like ransomware, phishing, or zero-day exploits, SIEM provides advanced detection capabilities to enable rapid response to ensure your business remains protected against evolving and often complicated attacks.
Faster Incident Response
SIEM reduces the time between detecting and responding to cyber incidents, helping to rapidly mitigate damage and minimise costly business disruption.
Rapid Organisational Growth
As your business expands, SIEM can scale with you, offering flexible and expert-driven security to protect your growing data flow without the need for large in-house teams.
Compliance with Australian Regulations
SIEM helps your organisation meet key compliance requirements, such as the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) and the Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) Scheme, ensuring you stay compliant and avoid potential regulatory sanctions and penalties.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) provides organisations with advanced visibility across their entire network. This is delivered in real-time to a single portal, saving time and resources in today’s complex security environment. Here are the key business benefits:
SIEM consolidates data from disparate sources, allowing organisations to streamline their cyber defensive activities and remain aware of possible threats across a network of any size.
Real-time visibility allows threats to be identified and contained more rapidly, minimising potential damage and downtime disruptions to essential business functions.
SIEM facilitates expedited triage and response capabilities without the need for additional resources, maximising your return on security investment. Faster triage leads to enhanced threat profile management.
As your organisation grows, SIEM scales with you, ensuring your cyber security remains robust and adaptable without the need for significant investment in additional resources.
SIEM helps meet compliance requirements like the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) and the Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) Scheme, reducing regulatory and reputational risk.
SIEM offers enterprise-level visibility and protection at a fraction of the cost of building and maintaining a costly in-house security team, helping you avoid large upfront expenses.
SIEM reduces the impact of cyber threats to your business operations, ensuring minimal disruption while maintaining customer trust and confidence in your brand.
Cyber security incidents can lead to downtime, financial loss, and reputational damage. With SIEM, your organisation is better equipped to identify, detect, and respond to threats, minimising the potential for operational disruptions. This resilience not only protects your bottom line but also ensures internal confidence in your ability to protect private and sensitive data.