Can Lumu replace a SIEM?
SIEMs and Lumu are solutions used to address distinct challenges. Lumu can add incredible value to an enterprise’s SIEM, by pointing out exactly where the compromises are, reducing alert fatigue, and making daily security operations more effective.
Of note, Lumu is not dependent on a SIEM technology, as it can autonomously and systematically collect network metadata for real time compromise detection. Organizations that have not invested in a SIEM find Lumu sufficient to reduce the impact of cyberattacks, maximize their security team’s efficiency, and drastically improve their compromise detection efforts.
With Lumu, businesses become empowered by the intelligence provided and use it to make informed decisions on future investments that allow for a stronger cybersecurity program.
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