Data from Security Tools
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Antivirus Software
- Protects systems against malware, including the following
- Viruses
- Worms
- Trojans
- Ransomware
- Spyware
- Generates data like malware detection logs, system scans, and updates
- Data sent to SIEM for aggregation and correlation
- Helps identify security threats and system health
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Systems
- Monitor and control data endpoints, network traffic, and cloud-stored data to prevent data breaches
- Generate data on potential data leak incidents, policy violations, and suspicious user activities
- Flags attempts to send sensitive data outside the organization
- Data sent to SIEM for timely corrective actions
Network Intrusion Detection Systems and Network Intrusion Prevention Systems
- Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS)
- Passively identify potential threats and generate alerts
- Network Intrusion Prevention Systems (NIPS)
- Actively block or prevent threats from accessing the network
- Data includes the following
- Detected threats
- Blocked traffic
- Network anomalies
- Sent to SIEM for identifying malicious activity, security vulnerabilities, and effectiveness of intrusion prevention measures
Firewalls
- Act as a barrier between trusted internal networks and untrusted external networks
- Filter incoming and outgoing traffic based on security rules (ACLs)
- Generate logs with data on allowed and blocked traffic, rule changes, and potential threats
- Sent to SIEM for monitoring network perimeter security and identifying intrusion attempts
Vulnerability Scanners
- Identify security weaknesses, including missing patches, incorrect configurations, and known vulnerabilities
- Generate data on identified vulnerabilities, severity, and remediation recommendations
- Data integrated into SIEM to prioritize vulnerability remediation
- Used to track remediation progress and verify the effectiveness of steps taken