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SIEM and regulatory compliance

SIEM is not just a technical tool.

It can also help demonstrate that the company has mechanisms in place to:

  • monitoring
  • logging
  • detection
  • traceability
  • investigation
  • preservation of events.

This can be particularly important in regulated sectors.

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