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SIEM Software for Security Monitoring & Correlation

Infronest SIEM centralises logs from every endpoint, server, and module into a scalable log lake, then correlates them into incidents you can actually act on. Instead of chasing scattered logs across tools, you watch one real-time picture, get alerted when patterns cross a threshold, and search history when you investigate. It lives inside the unified Infronest platform, fed by EDR, device management, and VAPT rather than a bolt-on collector.

SIEM is a standalone, separately-sellable module, billed per endpoint and enabled per tenant by the platform Owner.

Why teams run SIEM with Infronest
  • One scalable log lake. Logs from endpoints, servers, and every Infronest module land in a scalable log lake built for high-volume ingestion and fast search.
  • Correlation into incidents. Correlation rules stitch related events across sources into a single incident, so a real attack surfaces instead of a thousand raw log lines.
  • Real-time dashboards and alerts. Live dashboards and threshold- or pattern-based alerts keep the security picture current and route the right events to the right people.
  • Search and retention. Query historical events for investigation and audit, with retention that fits your compliance requirements.
  • Tenant-isolated and audited. Every log source, rule, incident, and alert is scoped per organization, and access is written to an audit trail.

Why Scattered Logs Leave Real Attacks Unseen

Every system already writes logs, but they sit in separate places, in different formats, with no one stitching them together. A single suspicious login means little on its own; the same login followed by privilege escalation and an outbound transfer is an incident — and you only see it when those events are correlated. Without a SIEM, teams drown in raw noise, miss the pattern that matters, and cannot prove after the fact what happened and when.

  • Logs live in silos, so the chain that makes an attack obvious is never assembled.
  • Raw event volume buries the few signals that actually matter under noise.
  • Without retention and search, investigations and compliance audits hit a dead end.
  • Manual log review does not scale and never runs in real time.

What the SIEM Module Does

SIEM in Infronest spans ingestion, normalisation, correlation, alerting, and search — each scoped to your tenant.

Scalable log-lake ingestion. A high-volume log lake ingests events from endpoints, servers, and modules, normalising them into a common schema for correlation.
Broad source coverage. Native feeds from EDR detections, MDM events, and platform activity, plus server and application logs.
Correlation rules. Rules connect related events across sources and time into incidents, turning raw lines into a triageable security story.
Real-time dashboards and alerting. Live dashboards track the environment, and alerts fire on thresholds and patterns so the right events reach the right responders.
Search and retention. Fast historical search over retained events supports investigation, threat hunting, and compliance audits.
Tenant isolation and audit. Sources, rules, incidents, and access are scoped per organization and fully audited.

How Log-to-Incident Correlation Works End to End

Point your sources at the log lake, let SIEM normalise and index every event, and run correlation rules that promote meaningful patterns into incidents. Analysts triage incidents, alerts notify the team in real time, and retained history is always there to search when you investigate or report.

Ingest. Endpoints, servers, and modules stream logs into the scalable log lake.
Normalise. Events are parsed into a common schema and indexed for fast search.
Correlate. Rules stitch related events across sources and time into incidents.
Triage. Open an incident, review the correlated events, and decide the response.
Alert and report. Real-time alerts notify the team, and retained history powers audits and reporting.

Frequently Asked Questions

SIEM ingests events from endpoints and servers plus native feeds from Infronest modules such as EDR detections and MDM events, normalising everything into a common schema for correlation and search.
Correlation rules connect related events across different sources and over time — for example a suspicious login followed by privilege escalation — and promote that pattern into a single incident your team can triage.
Yes. EDR detections feed directly into the SIEM correlation engine, so endpoint behavior is correlated with server and module events in one place. SIEM also runs standalone if EDR is not enabled.
Yes. The log lake retains events for the window you configure, and fast search over that history supports investigation, threat hunting, and compliance audits.
SIEM is a separately-sellable module billed per endpoint and enabled per tenant by the platform Owner, so cost scales with the endpoints you monitor.

To see ingestion, correlation, incidents, dashboards, and alerting in a live tenant workspace, book a walkthrough with the Infronest team.

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