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[yooffers]

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[ltssecure]

SIEM Enable detection, prevention & remediation of advanced threats Request Demo Overview LTS Secure Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), is a technology that provides real-time analysis of security alerts generated by network hardware and applications.

LTS Secure Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), is a technology that provides real-time analysis of security alerts generated by network hardware and applications.

LTS Secure Available as software, appliances or managed service, SIEM monitoring is also used to log security data and generate reports for compliance purposes.

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[elvtechnologies]

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[cybersecurityhub-blog]

Whether you are looking at SIEM for threat management or compliance, this evaluation guide can help you find the best SIEM solution for your organization. Whether your goals are to:

• Detect Threats

• Achieve Compliance

• Fuel Incident Response

• (or all of the above),

This report features 6 steps to SIEM success and will guide your team through key considerations to prepare for your SIEM deployment and choose a solution that will work for your environment.

https://www.cshub.com/threat-defense/whitepapers/six-steps-to-siem-success-the-essential-evaluators-guide

[orcussecurity-blog]

Curbing Vandalism and Theft

When it comes to vandalism and theft the most common reaction is to put up security cameras or better locks on doors. While these precautions are extremely important and every step you take to improve your overall security is a good decision, steps to help prevent vandalism and theft can actually start well before this point. In actuality it’s a great idea to try and make your property less desirable of a target in the first place.

1.     The Broken Window Theory:

This Theory is exactly what it sounds like. General maintenance is a critical part of making our property less appealing to would be thieves or vandals. The theory states that unkempt property gives the appearance of a lack of care, thus other people, even those that do not seem to care are more likely to commit crimes to that property, because if the owner doesn’t care then why should they?

2.     Don’t provide good hiding places:

This is a long time solution that is still a good one. Everyone likes shrubs around the house or nice décor. But it’s important to incorporate it appropriately in order to not provide would be law breakers an opportunity to hide while committing the crime.

3.     A security system

Everyone knew this one was coming. But more importantly than JUST the security system, its letting those that would do you harm know that they have a higher probability of being caught if they attempted to target your property. Signs and window stickers are a great way to do this, and those that wish to do harm actually look out for these small indicators when choosing a target.

These are not the only tips, but they are the ones that get you the best bang for your buck. While the better systems out there are more likely to actually catch the criminals after the fact, being able to deter criminals in the first place is the ultimate goal. Trying to fix a problem after the incident is always more of a headache. Another important note is that post incident might not be fixable without some sort of system in place to determine who or what committed the crime in the first place.