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Managed SIEM

Every log tells a story. Someone needs to read it.

Centralised, real-time ingestion and correlation of logs across identity, endpoint, network and cloud, turned into a single coherent picture of your environment instead of a dozen disconnected consoles. It's the data layer behind our Security Operations Centre: the platform the analysts actually work from.

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Real-time log ingestion & correlation
Onshore Australian data residency
Configurable retention for compliance
Feeds straight into the SOC
4+
Core log domains correlated: identity, endpoint, network and cloud.
Real-time
Ingestion and correlation, not a batch job run once overnight.
Configurable
Retention windows set to match your compliance and forensic requirements.
0%
Ransomware-driven data loss across our managed client base.
The business case

The breach is rarely one event. It's a trail nobody joined up.

Most serious incidents leave evidence scattered across several systems: an unusual sign-in here, a suspicious process there, an odd outbound connection somewhere else. Looked at individually, none of it looks urgent. Correlated centrally, the pattern is often obvious. Frameworks like the ACSC Essential Eight and ISO 27001 increasingly expect centralised logging as a baseline control, and insurers ask about it directly, which is core to the posture work we cover in compliance & security auditing.

Disconnected logs hide the pattern.

An identity provider, an endpoint agent and a firewall each tell a partial story. Without a system pulling them together in real time, the connection between three small anomalies and one real incident is easy to miss until it's too late to matter.

Compliance increasingly expects it as a baseline.

Centralised log collection and retention now appear as a named control in Essential Eight maturity assessments and ISO 27001 audits. "We have some logs somewhere" doesn't satisfy an assessor asking for evidence of monitoring and retention.

Forensic lookback needs the data to still exist.

Discovery of a compromise often happens weeks after the fact. If logs were never centralised or were purged early, there's nothing left to reconstruct the timeline from, and the investigation stalls before it starts.

Inside the platform

Four quiet log lines. One correlated incident.

This is the kind of dashboard our analysts work in every day. Identity, endpoint, network, cloud and email logs land in one place, get scored against detection rules and MITRE ATT&CK, and the ones that belong together get joined into a single incident before anyone has to go looking.

Illustrative dashboard with example data. Your own dashboards and monthly reports are drawn from your environment's real logs.

What the platform does

Ingestion, correlation and analytics, built to feed a SOC.

The platform exists to do one job well: turn scattered logs into a picture an analyst can act on. Here's what sits underneath that.

Broad log source ingestion

Identity provider sign-in and audit logs, endpoint and EDR telemetry, firewall and network device logs, cloud infrastructure and SaaS admin logs, and email security logs, normalised into a single consistent format.

Correlation & behavioural analytics

Rules and analytics that connect events across sources, an unusual sign-in followed by a privilege change followed by an unfamiliar outbound connection is read as one escalating pattern, not three unrelated log lines.

Configurable retention

Retention windows set to match your compliance obligations and forensic requirements, so logs are still available for an auditor's request or an incident reconstruction well after the fact, not purged on a default schedule.

Real-time alerting to the SOC

Events that meet a risk threshold route straight to our Security Operations Centre for human triage, with low-confidence noise suppressed or auto-actioned so analysts spend their time on what actually matters.

Dashboards & reporting

Technical dashboards for hands-on visibility, plus summarised reporting for management and audit purposes, both drawn from the same underlying data rather than two separate systems telling two separate stories.

Extra signal sources folded in

Alerts from Dark Web Monitoring and DMARC & Phishing Protection feed into the same correlation layer, so a leaked credential or a spoofed-domain attempt is visible alongside everything else happening in your environment, not sitting in a separate silo.

What's included as standard

The detail behind the platform, for the more technical stakeholders in the room.
  • Real-time ingestionNot a nightly batch job
  • Identity, endpoint, network & cloudCore sources onboarded first
  • Cross-source correlation rulesTuned to your environment
  • Configurable retentionAligned to your compliance framework
  • AES-256 encryptionAt rest and in transit
  • Onshore Australian storageSovereign data, geo-redundant
  • Direct SOC integrationAlerts route to a human, not a mailbox
  • Works alongside existing toolsIngests what you already run
Frequently asked

Common questions about Managed SIEM.

The questions we get most often from technical stakeholders evaluating the platform.

What log sources actually get onboarded?
Typically identity provider sign-in and audit logs, endpoint and EDR telemetry, firewall and network device logs, cloud infrastructure and SaaS admin logs, and email security logs. Onboarding is scoped to your environment during setup; we prioritise the sources that carry the highest signal for detection first and expand coverage from there.
How is Managed SIEM different from the Security Operations Centre?
Managed SIEM is the platform: the ingestion, normalisation and correlation layer that turns raw logs from across your environment into a coherent picture. The Security Operations Centre is the team of analysts who watch that picture around the clock, investigate what it surfaces and decide what needs escalation. One is the engine, the other is the crew driving it, and they're designed to work together.
Why does log retention matter for compliance?
Frameworks like the ACSC Essential Eight and ISO 27001 expect centralised logging with a defined retention period, both to detect incidents and to reconstruct what happened afterwards. Configurable retention means your logs are still available for a forensic lookback or an auditor's request well after the event, not purged before anyone needed them.
Does this replace security tools we already run?
No. Managed SIEM sits above your existing stack, ingesting the logs those tools already generate and correlating them centrally. Where there's a genuine gap in visibility we'll flag it, but the platform is built to work with what you have rather than force a rip-and-replace.
How do alerts actually get from the platform to a human?
Correlation rules and behavioural analytics inside the SIEM surface events that meet a risk threshold, which route in real time to the Security Operations Centre for triage. Low-confidence noise gets suppressed or auto-actioned according to agreed rules; anything that looks genuinely important reaches an analyst directly.

Find out what your logs would actually show, if anyone were watching.

Start with a free security audit. We'll review your current log coverage, where the visibility gaps are, and what a properly correlated SIEM would surface in your environment. No commitment, no sales pressure.

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