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SIEM Architecture and Log Ingestion

Set up a Splunk or ELK stack pipeline to collect and index logs from multiple sources.

What is a SIEM?

A SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) system collects, normalizes, correlates, and alerts on log data from across the environment. It provides a single pane of glass for security operations.

SIEM Core Functions

Key functions: log collection and normalization, real-time correlation and alerting, historical search and investigation, compliance reporting, and incident response workflow.

# SIEM capabilities:
# Collection: agents, syslog, API pulls
# Normalization: common event schema
# Correlation: rule-based and ML-based
# Alerting: threshold, pattern, anomaly
# Dashboards: SOC analyst views
# Reporting: compliance evidence

All lessons in this course

  1. Log Sources: OS, Network, and Application Logs
  2. SIEM Architecture and Log Ingestion
  3. Writing Detection Rules and Correlation
  4. Alert Triage and SOC Workflow
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