One of the few key challenges in-house Security Operations (SOC) and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) face are questions like, how can their investment in Cyber Security prove any time to value in detecting and securing business assets from the threat landscape?

Now that you have a Security Information Event Management (SIEM) in place, with 24x7 follow-the-sun model coverage, you have probably wondered what additional log sources your team needs and why you want to focus more on specific ones, as well as, which use cases are giving you the relevant context and right visibility to detect malicious artefacts in your corporate environment.

You want to accelerate your cybersecurity investments and provide additional use cases for threat detection so that you can focus more on responding to actual incidents instead of spending more on R&D and unnecessary costs on training, all while reducing development and maintenance costs at the same time.

To implement a new Use Case, an organization very often:

• Confirm the monitoring tool they are using
• Determine the log sources and data type requirements
• Understand the context and attributes of that use case
• Identify, develop and create new playbooks by the use case implementation
• Test and execute content to production 
• Continuously tune the use case to reduce alert fatigue and keep it up-to-date