ESET PROTECT, improved vision and response thanks to IBM QRadar and Microsoft Sentinel integrations

ESET PROTECT, improved vision and response thanks to IBM QRadar and Microsoft Sentinel integrations
ESET PROTECT, improved vision and response thanks to IBM QRadar and Microsoft Sentinel integrations

ESET PROTECT, improved vision and response thanks to IBM QRadar and Microsoft Sentinel integrations

December 2024 by Marc Jacob

ESET announces a new strategic partnership. Its ESET PROTECT platform is now integrated with two major market players: IBM QRadar SIEM and Microsoft Sentinel. This collaboration allows ESET users to benefit from enriched functionalities and sophisticated management of both alerts and incidents.

Modern cybersecurity is multifaceted and demands comprehensive protection from organizations, often beyond what a single vendor can offer. The challenge is particularly complex when it comes to developing robust security using multiple solutions and analyzing data from various sources. Seamless interconnection between different solutions optimizes processes, minimizes manual intervention and increases our compliance.

• The integration of ESET with IBM QRadar SIEM represents a significant step forward. This collaboration combines ESET’s expertise with QRadar’s analytical capabilities. Powering QRadar SIEM with ESET threat data provides comprehensive insight and actionable insights to strengthen security. This solution effectively addresses the challenges of endpoint monitoring and threat identification across the different perimeters of an organization.

• Another major step forward is the integration of ESET with Microsoft Sentinel. It allows organizations to incorporate ESET threat detection data into MS Sentinel for advanced monitoring and better incident management. ESET has developed a data connector using the ForREST API, which automates the collection of detection logs.

-

-

PREV JVMag – TEST – Les Fourmis (Empire of the Ants), an RTS Microcosmos
NEXT “A wake-up call for our planet”: new images show the frightening scale of Arctic ice retreat