CISO Challenge #7

It is cumbersome for security analysts to analyse the data stored in the SIEM

SIEM queries tend to be highly CPU-intensive as there is lots of unprocessed data that needs to be analysed. In addition, SIEMs typically come with very little, pre-defined network-specific use cases, making SIEM analysis time-consuming for security analysts.

Exeon’s approach
Exeon’s approach

ExeonTrace’s algorithms process the input data to a graph database that reduces the data size compared to the input data by the factor x100
This makes data analysis/threat hunting in ExeonTrace extremely performant
ExeonTrace comes with pre-defined use cases making manual queries obsolete
Intuitive visualisations support the work of the security analysts
Benefits for CISOs and security teams
Benefits for CISOs and security teams

Light-weight graph database analysis accelerates the speed of queries
Pre-defined use cases reduce the manual work of security analysts
Out-of-the-box visualisation for threat hunting
Efficiency gain for SOCs

ExeonTrace vs. SIEM

NDR, the smarter way

ExeonTrace can be used with or instead of a SIEM. Either way you’ll get world-class security AI and award-winning algorithms combined with ready-made threat analyzers, created in Switzerland by a highly talented team of data scientists, machine learning experts, white hat hackers, and network security specialists.

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Unique benefits of ExeonTrace

Comprehensive visibility

Comprehensive visibility

Visibility into your entire IT/OT network and all its interfaces to identify vulnerabilities (exposed services, shadow IT etc.) and malicious attack patterns in real-time.

Not affected by encryption

Not affected by encryption

Algorithms are unaffected by encrypted payloads since they are built to detect attack patterns based on metadata and not deep packet inspection.

Light-weight log data

Light-weight log data

Analysis of light-weight network log data instead of data-heavy traffic mirroring. Metadata can be exported from existing network sources (switches, firewalls etc.) without hardware sensors.

Developed in Switzerland

Developed in Switzerland

As an established Swiss NDR solution, based on a decade of research at ETH Zürich, we maintain a high level of innovation and privacy, which is incorporated in our ExeonTrace platform.