LastPass is excited to announce two new updates to our SIEM integration portfolio – an expansion of our existing Splunk integration and the addition of Azure Sentinel (with more to come soon!).
SIEM integrations help centralize your data for more robust reporting while ensuring full visibility into your company’s LastPass environment, giving admins the ability to respond to threats in real time – essential in this volatile breach landscape.
Let’s look at what SIEM integrations are and how LastPass is using them to keep your business secure.
What are SIEM integrations?
SIEM (Security Information Event Management) integrations collect security-related information throughout an organization's IT infrastructure. They gather data from a wide range of sources, including log and flow data from users, applications, assets, cloud environments, and networks. This information is then stored and analyzed in real-time within one centralized location to identify malicious activity (malware, for example). SIEM integrations allow businesses to detect incidents that might otherwise go unnoticed – immediately. Through data collection, a timeline of an attack can be pieced together, along with the source and nature of the attack. SIEM integrations also help organizations meet compliance requirements through automatic reporting of security events.What LastPass SIEM integrations can do for your business
With LastPass SIEM integrations, visibility, reporting, and enhanced security are at your fingertips. So, how can SIEM integrations make a difference for your business?- Transform data into insights. View logs related to user and admin actions in LastPass to improve security of your organization all while detecting anomalies within minutes to improve reaction and solution times.
- Expand reporting. Create customizable reports and alerts to provide admins with even more visibility into your organization. Expanded reports and alerts also support incident management when analyzing malicious activity.
- Ensure compliance. Advanced reporting through SIEM integrations means that your admins are able to automate regulatory reports to ensure industry and government compliance for your organization.
