SIEMBIOT is a unified cyber defense platform combining SIEM and SOC capabilities, developed by Expertware for continuous monitoring, threat detection, and incident response. The platform is the result of a European research and development project coordinated by Expertware, within a consortium that also includes the National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC).
In most organizations, the information needed to investigate an incident is spread across multiple systems, including endpoints, firewalls, identity platforms, cloud services, and business applications. Viewed in isolation, these systems generate separate logs and alerts, making ongoing attacks more difficult to identify. A SIEM collects, correlates, and analyzes this data in a single context, enabling security teams to detect and investigate incidents more efficiently.
Business continuity plans define how an organization responds during an incident. SIEMBIOT provides the visibility needed to support those decisions quickly and based on real operational data.
Correlated detection, not isolated alerts. Events from endpoints, networks, identities, and cloud environments are correlated into a single incident context using the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Seemingly unrelated activities, such as privilege escalation, unusual access, or deletion of restore points, are treated as part of the same incident. Anomaly detection complements traditional detection rules by identifying unusual behavior.
Visibility into external threats. Threat Intelligence integrates indicators and infrastructure associated with active phishing and smishing campaigns, allowing organizations to identify attacks abusing their brand more quickly and respond before users report them.
Incident reconstruction. Retroactive threat hunting makes it possible to review historical telemetry and determine whether traces of an attack were already present in the environment. It also supports the documentation required for reporting incidents to the authorities, including under NIS2.
Visibility into exposed assets. Asset inventory and vulnerability management enable rapid identification of affected systems and remediation prioritization based on actual risk.
24/7 operations. Incidents do not follow business hours. A continuously operated SOC reduces the time between the first indicator and the initial response, regardless of when an attack begins.
Prepared people, not just monitored systems. Phishing and smishing attacks cannot be stopped through technology alone. That is why Expertware regularly organizes cybersecurity awareness and training webinars for organizations in sectors such as healthcare, public administration, education, and energy. In addition, SIEMBIOT includes the Cyber Academy extension, a platform designed for user training and building a security-aware culture across the organization.
