Summary is AI-generated, newsdesk-reviewed
  • Exabeam Fusion SIEM boosts threat detection by automating security event correlation and enrichment.
  • Advanced behaviour analytics improves insider threat detection, reducing investigation time and enhancing security.
  • False positives reduced with next-gen event analysis, cutting alert fatigue and improving threat focus.

An international cybersecurity client recently partnered with RiverSafe to enhance its digital security infrastructure due to several critical challenges with its existing systems.

The client found that their current SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) solution inundated the security team with numerous false positives, making it difficult to identify actual threats. Furthermore, without a User and Entity Behaviour Analytics (UEBA) system, they struggled to detect insider threats and data breaches, revealing potential weaknesses in their security framework.

Key security challenges

The client faced three paramount issues with its cybersecurity system. First, there was a significant problem with identifying insider threats and unusual user behaviour due to the absence of a UEBA solution.

Secondly, security analysts were overburdened with manual event correlation and incident investigation, slowing down incident response times and inefficiently using resources. Lastly, the existing SIEM system's overwhelming alert volume caused alert fatigue, complicating the identification of real threats amidst numerous false alarms.

Customised solution implementation

Exabeam’s platform enriches incident control by automating the correlation and enrichment of security events

To tackle these issues, RiverSafe devised a tailored implementation plan in collaboration with the client’s security team. RiverSafe's experts assessed the current infrastructure, defined project requirements, and strategised desired outcomes. The resulting solution involved adopting the Exabeam Fusion SIEM platform, which was identified as a fitting answer to the client's primary cybersecurity concerns.

Exabeam’s platform enhances incident management by automating the correlation and enrichment of security events, thus providing actionable insights and real-time alerts for quicker threat identification.

Addressing the company's lack of UEBA, Exabeam's machine learning algorithms establish baseline behaviours for users and systems, alerting analysts of any deviations. Additionally, the platform integrates seamlessly with various data sources such as firewalls, servers, and network devices, ensuring comprehensive organisational visibility.

Significant outcomes

The transition to Exabeam’s Fusion SIEM has delivered substantial benefits. The incorporation of behavioural analytics and machine learning has led to more accurate threat detection capabilities, allowing analysts to handle incidents more effectively. The solution’s real-time alerts and automated incident enrichment have accelerated the incident response process, reducing the potential impact of security breaches.

Enhanced event analysis has decreased the number of false positives, alleviating alert fatigue and enabling analysts to dedicate more attention to genuine threats. Moreover, the advanced behaviour analytics provided by Fusion SIEM have improved the detection of insider threats by identifying unusual user activities and deviations from typical behavioural patterns.

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