Research from the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) reveals that IT professionals struggle to identify the most valuable data available to them, so priority investments include the centralisation of data with increased security controls, as well as comprehensive analytics to identify complex attacks. As a solution, organisations are investing in SIEM infrastructure but admit they find it difficult to manage it effectively.
In this technical product review of IBM Security QRadar SIEM, ESG makes several observations, including QRadar's ability to prioritise events, lower costs, integrate with both IBM and 3rd party solutions, and more.
Download the full report for more details and how to overcome the most challenging attributes of SIEM for your business.
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