NETMONASTERY NSPL, a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution provider with superior analytics and extreme scaling capabilities announced its partnership with SecurityHQ, a global Managed Security Service Provider, delivering superior engineering-led solutions to clients around the world. By combining dedicated security experts, cutting-edge technology, and processes, SecurityHQ clients receive an enterprise-grade experience that ensures that all IT virtual assets, cloud, and traditional infrastructures, are protected.
Under this engagement, the two companies agree to work together to bring high-caliber threat detection, entity monitoring and automated response to its prospects. This partnership will enable customers to enjoy cutbacks in the total cost of ownership of the SIEM infrastructure and a reduction in the cost of security operations.
Today, NETMONASTERY delivers through its product DNIF HyperScale SIEM, a single-window cybersecurity solution designed for enterprise Security Operations Centers (SOC), that includes a combination of a SIEM, User and Entity Behaviour Analytics (UEBA) and Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR). The product delivers pioneering threat attribution using subjective machine intelligence and detects multi-stage threats without human arbitration.
Optimizing the MDR Service
Service providers in the existing MDR space find it difficult to onboard customers quickly with the pre-configuration required for the deployment and integration process, therefore adding a substantial delay in time to value. A reduced total cost of ownership for the MDR operation brings out great advantages that can be passed on to the customer and will result in customers onboarding high volume data sources and devices/applications that were currently out of scope. Bringing better visibility and providing better observability metrics for the threat landscape.
By joining forces with SecurityHQ, customers will benefit from a truly high-end service provider that maintains high standards in enterprise threat management and focuses on stronger integration with the customer environment. DNIF HyperScale SIEM will enhance the service quality by operationally changing the efficacy and efficiency of detecting threats with automated threat discovery using cognitive machine learning technologies. DNIF also reduces the burden on threat handlers by automating tasks like validation and response.
‘With DNIF, SecurityHQ has been able to add yet another enterprise-grade SIEM to our portfolio of handpicked technology providers. DNIF team ensured that we got the required support to integrate it seamlessly in our flagship MDR service offering, guaranteeing we can maintain the same high standards of our service. With DNIF we are able to provide a flexible and powerful SIEM option, coupled with our globally recognised MDR service to our enterprise clients in India’ – Sanket Khanolkar, COO, SecurityHQ
‘DNIF HyperScale SIEM has strong analytic capabilities that will help us set benchmarks in user and entity analytics. The all-in-one platform that includes a SIEM, UEBA and SOAR has been optimised for a good threat management workflow and is efficient for enterprise-scale deployments’, says Feras Tappuni, CEO, SecurityHQ
Impact and change in threat detection strategies
DNIF HyperScale SIEM leverages MITRE ATT&CK® as the primary framework for threat detection, it maps all detection strategies being used on to the framework, which helps to understand the threat detection coverage of the organisation. This alignment also helps customers prioritise log sources before integration is planned therefore ensuring the fastest time to value.
“SecurityHQ has a customer-first attitude that reflects in their reviews and growth that they have demonstrated in the last few years. Taking the customers’ viewpoint, SecurityHQ has a strong MDR process, because they take the effort to dive deep into the customer environment to create a threat detection strategy that is contextual and relevant to the customer” said Shomiron Das Gupta, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of NETMONASTERY.
