Cyber Security Software Engineer at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
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2025-06-03T16:02:50Z
Jun 3, 2025
I haven't utilized the advanced threat intelligence capabilities with ConnectWise SIEM. Advanced threat intelligence is an option, but I haven't explored this feature yet. The advanced threat intelligence capabilities are not functional and pre-built in, which is something I've noticed. ConnectWise SIEM is primarily focused on notifications and is limited in that aspect, while Wazuh can automate the elimination process. I see Wazuh as a good option, but SaaS services require significant integration and development effort.
Currently, the virtual process is working fine, as it is able to detect Webex when intentional messages are sent. However, there is still room for improvement in this area. We could find a new way to detect unusual activity more efficiently. Additionally, incorporating artificial intelligence is also a helpful addition.
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Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools offer comprehensive visibility and management of an organization’s security events through real-time analysis and correlation of data from multiple sources.
SIEM solutions provide a centralized platform for managing security alerts and logs from various sources such as network devices, servers, and applications. They help identify and mitigate potential threats by analyzing event data for unusual patterns and correlations. These tools...
I haven't utilized the advanced threat intelligence capabilities with ConnectWise SIEM. Advanced threat intelligence is an option, but I haven't explored this feature yet. The advanced threat intelligence capabilities are not functional and pre-built in, which is something I've noticed. ConnectWise SIEM is primarily focused on notifications and is limited in that aspect, while Wazuh can automate the elimination process. I see Wazuh as a good option, but SaaS services require significant integration and development effort.
Currently, the virtual process is working fine, as it is able to detect Webex when intentional messages are sent. However, there is still room for improvement in this area. We could find a new way to detect unusual activity more efficiently. Additionally, incorporating artificial intelligence is also a helpful addition.
The manage portion of the solution is complicated and should be simplified by having different versions to meet the needs of different size companies.