NetWitness® SIEM — Actionable Security Intelligence for Modern Enterprises
Unify Logs, Detect Threats, and Accelerate Response from a Single Platform
Purpose-built SIEM For Today’s Enterprise Complexity
Centralized Log Management and Monitoring
Collect, monitor, and manage logs across public cloud, SaaS apps, and on-prem environments from a single platform.
Compliance-Ready Reporting and Templates
Supports SOX, PCI, HIPAA, NERC, and more with prebuilt templates and use cases for audit and regulatory needs.
Accelerated Threat Detection and Investigation
Enriches log data at capture time with threat intelligence and context to dramatically reduce alert fatigue and dwell time.
Flexible Deployment Across Architectures
Deploy on-premises, virtually, or in the cloud—including AWS and Azure—for full visibility across digital environments.
The Proven SIEM Methodology
How Does NetWitness SIEM Work
Capture and Parse Logs
Ingest logs from over 350+ sources including AWS, Azure, Office 365, Salesforce, and more using protocols like Syslog, ODBC, SFTP, FTPS, SNMP.
Enrich and Index
Leverage patented dynamic parsing to create metadata at capture time, enabling faster detection, investigation, and compliance reporting.
Monitor, Analyze, Comply
Analyze enriched log data, manage alerts, and generate reports using predefined templates that support regulatory frameworks like SOX, HIPAA, PCI, and NERC.
Core Features
What Sets Us Apart
Plug Into Your Security Stack
NetWitness Logs supports log management and monitoring from a wide range of sources and protocols, including:
Syslog, ODBC, SFTP, SCP, FTPS, SNMP, Check Point LEA, WinRM
Easily handled using the NetWitness Log Parser Tool or community support via RSA Link.
Expert Insights and Strategies
Resources to Help You Evaluate Faster
Proven Results Across Industries
Trusted by Security Leaders Worldwide
Accelerate Detection. Simplify Compliance. Centralize Logs.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a SIEM?
SIEM stands for Security Information and Event Management. It collects and analyzes security data to help organizations detect, investigate, and respond to threats.
2. What do security professionals typically do with SIEM tools?
Security professionals use SIEM tools to monitor systems, detect suspicious activity, analyze incidents, and generate compliance reports.
3. What is a SIEM in cybersecurity?
In cybersecurity, SIEM acts as a central hub for monitoring. It aggregates data from across networks, applications, and endpoints to identify potential threats.
4. What is Managed SIEM?
Managed SIEM is when a third-party provider operates and maintains SIEM for an organization, offering expertise and round-the-clock monitoring.
5. How does SIEM work?
SIEM collects logs and event data, normalizes it, and applies rules and analytics to detect anomalies, threats, and suspicious patterns.
6. What is the main purpose of a SIEM solution?
The main purpose is to provide visibility into security events, detect threats faster, and support compliance with regulations.
7. Why is SIEM important?
SIEM is important because it reduces the time to detect and respond to attacks, improves security operations, and ensures organizations meet regulatory requirements.
