Monitoring Endpoints, Networks, and Emails and the Importance of SIEM

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Security in Organization
With rising hacking cases, organizations must consider the loopholes and fit them with modern cybersecurity equipment. Endpoints refer to vulnerable points vulnerable for attackers to hack and obtain crucial information. Examples of endpoints are servers, laptops, desktops, tablets, and networks. However, these endpoints can be monitored by establishing a baseline of what constitutes normal behavior and identifying any deviation from it. Nonetheless, it can be achieved by installing EDR technologies that help detect intruders by capturing important endpoints events such as registry and file changes (Pratt). EDR technologies use real-time behavioral monitoring to pinpoint suspicious activities within this equipment. However, the network can be monitored by installing a zero-trust security model. The model combines sophisticated technologies such as multifactor authentication, identification protection, and endpoint security to execute its roles. Emails are essential organizational communication channels. The conversation contai...