SIEM technology has been around for a while, with the fundamental capabilities of the platform dating back to over a decade ago. Since then, SIEM solutions have become more of an information platform, with enterprise demands for better security driving much of the SIEM market.

Many of the newer capabilities now offered on the market are a significant driving force behind the adoption of SIEM software. The Gartner Magic Quadrant (MQ) highlights this growing set of criteria for customers and vendors alike, covering everything from risk-based monitoring and response to cloud and app security to options in deployment architecture.

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• Cloud and app security is becoming a top priority
• There will be a greater focus on risk-based alerts
• Out-of-the-box compliance reporting is now a must