In the event of a breach or hack, companies spend far too much time trying to sift through the noise to identify the threat, costing valuable time and money. Snare E3 for QRadar SIEM gets the right data to the right location at the right time for rapid response.
With the recent update, IBM Security QRadar customers can bring in macOS security logs via a secure, authenticated channel, into their QRadar SIEM environment for deep analysis and audit events on the macOS platform. Snare E3 v2 rolled our new functionality, using a Syslog event forwarder, that also includes Integrity Monitoring DSM with mappings to ensure File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) works alongside macOS.
Jointly developed with IBM’s QRadar team, Snare E3 is built to leverage QRadar, giving your team a fast and reliable way to respond when asked, “what was stolen” after a targeted intrusion, “what are the cyber attackers doing” during dwell time of a Human Operated Ransomware attack, or even which SOC or instance is having a spike in File Integrity events on corporate documents.
Just in case our security community readers are not aware, Snare app allows you to:
- Extend your visibility to see the actions of cyber attackers during dwell time of Human Operator Ransomware.
- Enrich your view of Privileged User Activity.
- Expand your cybersecurity profile without provisioning or implementing more servers and more products from more vendors.
Snare’s single lightweight agent extends from event logging to collect relevant USB events, forwarding Registry Activity Events (RAM), monitoring File Activity events (FAM)—knowing who accessed what files. It also allows to check and report on the integrity of your file systems with a complete File Integrity Monitoring capability (FIM), integrity of your register (RIM), answering question like who just changed the output destination on the payroll reports. Additionally, you'll be able to monitor your privileged access to your SQL data (DAM) across you surface including desktops, servers, Mac, Linux, and SQL.
Please, visit IBM Security App Exchange and download this new application to take advantage of this new functionality.