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The Obama administration, along with DOD, is starting to invest heavily in Big Data.  http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2012/03/29/big-data-big-dealSee More
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An Introduction to Open Security Intelligence

Joe Gottlieb, CEO of Sensage and Founder of the Open Security Intelligence community, provides his perspective on the need for open analysis of security data and why he started this community.

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Let's "Convince with Credibility" rather than "Frighten with FUD"

I just noticed an interesting article in Forbes written by Richard Stiennon...the article, entitled "In Cyber, Losers Ignore, Survivors React, and Winners Predict," has a classic quote that underscores the need for objective data analysis when motivating executives to invest in security:

"Judging by the number of large enterprises that bring me in to speak to their boards and senior execs there is still a problem at the top of many organizations with recognition of the rise of…

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Posted by Joe Gottlieb, Community Founder on February 14, 2012 at 5:00pm — 1 Comment

Survey: Most Security Organizations Can’t Access the Data They Need

SenSage recently conducted a survey of 383 information security professionals and found that two out of three had encountered obstacles to security data access and analysis while performing their security duties. This clearly validates the need for open data analysis architectures in the SIEM and Log Management market. According to the same survey, the tasks impacted by these obstacles are critical to the perceived effectiveness of log management, compliance reporting, real-time monitoring,…

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Posted by Joe Gottlieb, Community Founder on April 7, 2011 at 2:30pm

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Logging Scope: Hoarding vs. Skimming 1 Reply

I've heard many opinions on the subject of how much to log. I am wondering how best practices - not just opinions - are evolving on this point. My opinion is that security organizations should keep as much as they can so that they can go back and…Continue

Tags: practices, best, management, log

Started by Joe Gottlieb, Community Founder. Last reply by DR Hyatt Feb 23.

Why having a well-populated asset and identity management system is critical for a SIEM deployment 1 Reply

While initiating a SIEM program is a “best practice” among IT security professionals, it’s not enough to select a vendor and press “go.” For SIEM to be effective and agile, enterprises must keep in mind that there are two components to their…Continue

Started by Chris Berry. Last reply by J. Drew Miller Aug 21, 2011.

Sensage SQL Best Practices

Here's a quick tutorial on optimizing SenSage SQL for querying event data out of Sensage via the built-in console or Sensage Open Access Engine. Would love to start sharing more of this.

Started by Chris Berry Aug 5, 2011.

Best Practices When Creating System Event Logging

We get asked by our customers often to share event logging best practices. Check out this handy guide of tips and tricks that will help advise development teams on logging system events when developing or updating home-grown applications. Please…Continue

Tags: information, management, security, siem, logging

Started by Chris Berry Aug 5, 2011.

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