Your SIEM Is Not a KPI System
It is the most common sentence in program reviews, and it is almost always wrong. A SIEM tracks events. A KPI system tracks performance. The difference is not academic, and the conflation costs more than it appears.
It is the most common sentence in program reviews, and it is almost always wrong. A SIEM tracks events. A KPI system tracks performance. The difference is not academic, and the conflation costs more than it appears.
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