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Historical Archive Note: This post was originally published on the Gartner Blog Network on December 19, 2012 by Anton Chuvakin.
Original URL: http://blogs.gartner.com/anton-chuvakin/2012/12/19/services-a-must-for-siem/ | Archive.org Snapshot

Anton Chuvakin
Research Director
1 year with Gartner
12 years IT industry

Anton Chuvakin is a research director at Gartner's IT1 Security and Risk Management group. Before Mr. Chuvakin joined Gartner, his job responsibilities included security product management, evangelist… Read Full Bio

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We recently published a set of annual Gartner Predicts 2013. I wanted to draw your attention to one of them “Predicts 2013: Cloud and Services Security.” Specifically, it contains the following prediction:  “By 2015, over 30% of SIEM deployments will include service-based event monitoring or SIEM management components, up from less than 5% today.” Think about this for a second: a lot more people will engage professional services to help them RUN, not just DEPLOY, a SIEM. However, this is not the same as managed services, as those organizations will continue to own their SIEM tools.

I won’t spoil it for you here, but here are a few fun quotes (but do read the entire piece – sorry, client-only access)

There you have it – and STOP complaining that your SIEM implementation is “services-heavy”, please.

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