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Windstream Enterprise introduces SIEM service
Windstream Enterprise, a holding of Windstream Holdings (NASDAQ:WIN) on Tuesday announced the launch of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) service, addressing the growing security threats and regulatory, compliance requirements faced by US business. As quoted in the press release: According to a recent data breach study, malicious or criminal attacks account for 52 percent …
Windstream Enterprise, a holding of Windstream Holdings (NASDAQ:WIN) on Tuesday announced the launch of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) service, addressing the growing security threats and regulatory, compliance requirements faced by US business.
As quoted in the press release:
According to a recent data breach study, malicious or criminal attacks account for 52 percent of breaches in the U.S. These breaches, coupled with human error and system glitches, cost U.S. firms an average of $7.91 million per incident, including costs for mitigation and revenue loss due to customer churn.
“Businesses are increasingly exposed to malicious attacks from an ever-growing number of sources, which calls for a comprehensive approach to detect and defend against these threats,” said Layne Levine, president at Windstream Enterprise and Wholesale. “SIEM is part of our commitment to partnering with businesses to protect their data and customer relationships and meet strict regulatory requirements for long-term success.”
Windstream Enterprise’s SIEM service monitors for threats and responds to those detected in business networks. Log retention is available for devices that are monitored and can be securely archived for up to seven years. The solution complements existing Managed Network Security service and future services such as SD-WAN and Managed Router to provide comprehensive secure solutions.
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