UEBA: Detect Insider and Unknown Threats Quickly.

Accelerate detection and response to threats by spotting early signs of suspicious patterns and anomalous behavior with advanced User and Entity Behavior Analytics.

Get in-depth analysis on suspicious successful or failed logins, brute-force attacks, abnormal use of or first-time access to programs, transactions, and systems, plus unusual patterns in the overall activity of users.

Identify Threat Patterns Early to
Effectively Mitigate Risks

Advanced attacks and pervasive threats to your organization often rely on compromised credentials or coercing users into performing actions that damage enterprise security. To identify such attacks, you need a robust solution that enables analysts to detect abnormal activity on your network.

Logpoint UEBA helps you enhance investigation of unusual behavioral patterns while reducing time spent on threat hunting. Mitigate risk, damage, and data loss by detecting advanced attacks early.

UEBA Works with Logpoint SIEM to Provide you with
Comprehensive Insights and Maximize the Value of your Data.

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Get insights on frequently asked questions about adding Logpoint UEBA to SIEM.

We discuss the following topics:

  • The value that UEBA will bring to your current IT setup and infrastructure
  • The pain points that a machine learning UEBA solution will address in your organization
  • How easy is it to use and integrate with SIEM
  • UEBA anomalies mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework

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