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SIEM and exfiltration detection

Exfiltration involves transferring data out of the controlled environment.

Indicators may include:

  • unusual volumes
  • unusual destinations
  • connections to certain infrastructures
  • transfers at unusual times
  • simultaneous access to large amounts of data.

The SIEM can correlate these events with those of endpoints and identities.

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