Events

Every attack tells a story. There’s a moment of entry, a stretch of quiet movement, an attempt to escalate, and eventually attempts to achieve the hacker’s malicious objective. The problem is that most security teams only read that story after it’s already over.

In this session, we follow a real-world threat scenario from the moment it enters an environment to the moment it gets shut down. At each stage, we show you exactly what Log360 sees, what it puts together from correlating signals across endpoints, users, and behavior, and how it responds.

It’s a practical walk-through, not a slide deck of features. If you’ve ever wondered what your SIEM should really be doing when something is happening in your environment, this session is built for that question.

Logs alone cannot provide a complete picture. Correlating them with metrics, traces, and infrastructure context helps teams identify and resolve issues faster.

Log360 already gives you critical visibility into threats, user activity, and security events. ManageEngine OpManager Nexus complements that visibility by showing how the underlying infrastructure was behaving at the same time. Was that unusual log actually tied to a security incident, or was an overloaded server, a misbehaving network device, or another operational issue behind it? After all, not every unusual event has a security root cause. By adding infrastructure context, OpManager Nexus helps you distinguish security incidents from operational issues and see the bigger picture.

Join this webinar to learn how operational context from OpManager Nexus can help you investigate security events with greater clarity, identify the underlying cause faster, and reduce MTTR.

Standing privileged access has quietly become one of the biggest blind spots in enterprise security. Admin accounts that stay elevated around the clock, whether they belong to IT staff, third party vendors, or automated service accounts, sit exposed for far longer than they are ever actually used. Every one of those idle hours is an open window for an attacker, and breach investigations keep pointing to the same root cause: privileges that were never revoked because no one was tracking whether they were still needed.

This webinar is built for IT and security leaders who are ready to move past the traditional “vault and checkout” model of privileged access management and toward a Zero Standing Privilege approach, where elevated access is granted only for a specific task, for a defined window, and is automatically revoked the moment that window closes.

For IT and NOC teams, managing huge volumes of logs is a daily reality. But what if you want to explore the security side of that log data? How effectively are you managing your logs for compliance audits, threat detection, investigation, and response?

Join this 45-minute session to explore how ManageEngine Log360, a SIEM solution, helps you get meaningful security insights from your logs. See how you can detect suspicious activity, understand user behavior, investigate events, and use your log data to support compliance and security investigations.

Modern SOCs rely on an expanding ecosystem of security tools, but more tools don’t always mean better security. Multiple consoles, disconnected workflows, and duplicate alerts can overwhelm analysts, create investigation bottlenecks, and make it harder to spot real threats.

Join this webinar to understand the hidden operational cost of tool fragmentation and explore how modern SOCs can bring detection, investigation, and response together to reduce complexity and improve security outcomes.

MFA alone can’t protect your organization. Attackers steal credentials, abuse legitimate privileges, and move laterally through your environment while looking like ordinary users. When your only line of defense is a second factor at the door, everything that happens after the sign-in goes undetected.

In this webinar, we’ll demonstrate how ADAudit Plus uses UBA-driven auditing across Active Directory (AD), Microsoft Entra ID, and file systems to close the gaps MFA leaves open, giving you full visibility into what authenticated users are doing and the ability to act before damage spreads.

Attackers stopped breaking MFA. They started relaying it.

Phishing kits no longer stop at passwords — they proxy your real login page, pass the OTP through, and walk away with the session. If your organization relies on OTPs or push notifications, you’re not protected by MFA; you’re protected by the assumption that nobody’s tried yet.