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1Putting Security Event Data Management to Work

The most commonly asked for advancement of features is the ability to analyze data in multiple ways and for non-standard data analysis, named by 62 percent of respondents.

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When they initially started their deployments, only 47 percent of organizations used SIEM for real-time monitoring and 55 percent used it for risk management.

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Now that they’ve had time to settle in with their SIEM solutions, 82 percent use it for real-time monitoring and 78 percent for risk management.

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Even more striking, only 27 percent of organizations used SIEM for operational visibility and intelligence upon deployment, but now 62 percent use it to improve operations.

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From a security standpoint, 83 percent of organizations that use SIEM reported using data warehousing tools to store event data.

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80 percent said they use data integration tools to create consistency between all of the event data types.

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Nearly three-quarters of enterprises using SIEM use business intelligence tools in conjunction with them to provide users with self-serve access to the event data.

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