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SIEM pilot · Two weeks · Three sources

A silent log source looks exactly like a quiet network.

Most disappointing SIEM deployments are not a platform problem. Sources were never connected, or stopped sending and nobody noticed, because nothing raises an alert when a source goes quiet. We will show you which of yours are silent.

Source health · illustrative
Endpoints & serversReporting
Identity & directoryReporting
Database access logsSilent · 21 days
Network & perimeterReporting
What the pilot covers

Endpoints, identity, perimeter. Two weeks.

Three sources is enough to prove the point. We connect them, run our day-one detection library against your real traffic, and hand back what we found.

01

A source coverage map

Which sources are connected, which are partial, and which are silent. Including the ones your current dashboard reports as healthy.

02

Detections running live

Impossible travel, brute force into a success, service accounts used interactively, audit logging cleared, bulk export by one account.

03

A findings walkthrough

What fired, what it means, and what it would have cost you to find manually. Plus what to connect next, in priority order.

Request the pilot

Talk to a security engineer, not a call centre.

Tell us roughly what you are running. A SIEM engineer will come back to you, usually within one business day, with a scope and what we would need from your side.

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