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Vigilant White Papers
- Funnel vs. Framework: Rapid Value from SIEM Through a Program-Driven Approach, September 2009
A discussion of best practices methodology to ensure success with a SIEM project. - Case Study: Société Générale – Preventing Fraud Losses through Real-time Risk Monitoring, March 2008
Looking at the example of the well-known Société Générale breach of 2008, this paper details methods for fraud detection through the use of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) for real-time monitoring. - Co-Sourcing: A New Approach to Security Information Management, December 2006
A comparative analysis of traditional MSSP outsourcing against the option to co-source using a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution
Other Industry Reports
- Frost & Sullivan Product Differentiation Excellence, Managed Security Service Providers Market, North America, June 2010
Read about Frost & Sullivan's selection process and the features that make Vigilant's Fusion offerings unique. - The 451 Group Market Insight Service Impact Report: 'Set it and forget it?' Vigilant exclaims, 'But wait, there's more!', May 2010
Analyst Andrew Hay talks about how Vigilant picks up the "dropped ball" from ESIM vendors to help customers achieve maximum benefit from their investments. - The 451 Group Market Insight Service Impact Report: Vigilant Launches Fulcrum, a Config Library to Scale its ESIM Deployment Chops, June 2009
Analyst Nick Selby comments on how Vigilant’s Fulcrum Framework helps customers with the challenges of SIEM deployments. - The Aberdeen Group Benchmark Report: Leveraging Logs, Information and Events: Three Use Cases for What to Do with All That Data, March 2009
Find out how your use of SIEM and log management technologies compares to what The Aberdeen Group calls “best-in-class.”