Since their introduction to the security product market over 20 years ago, Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms have faced challenges with complexity and scope creep. What began mainly as a means of consolidating alerts from intrusion detection systems and firewalls has become a central hub for all kinds of security functions: threat intelligence analysis, audit support, risk management, automation, detection engineering, and more. Vendors have responded to this demand by consolidating more tools and capabilities into their platforms, which has resulted in products that are powerful but complicated.

Google SecOps: The SIEM’s Third Act

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