A security information and event management system (SIEM) that collects security events from across an estate, correlates them, and turns the result into something an analyst can act on.
Why it exists
A SIEM earns its keep on the day an attack is halfway through, not on the day it is installed. BrainSOC aggregates events from multiple sources so that related activity appears as unified cases rather than isolated alerts.
What it does now
- Actively monitors Braincap’s own infrastructure
- Collects from firewalls, virtualization platforms, storage arrays and hosting systems
- Endpoint agents deployed and operational
- No external tenants yet
Capabilities
- Event handling — events arrive via syslog, HTTP or proprietary agents. The system prioritizes accountability for every event over silent loss.
- Agent resilience — local buffering when servers are unreachable, replay without flooding, and restart recovery without re-transmitting history.
- Security updates — agents verify cryptographic signatures before self-updating, keep backups, and auto-roll back on failure.
- Detection rules — supports the open Sigma format; rules reload at runtime with isolated failure handling.
- Cross-source correlation — per-entity activity tracking with risk scoring based on real evidence patterns.
- Hardware support — collectors written for real-world appliances: firewalls, storage systems and virtualization platforms.
Roadmap
- External tenant onboarding and managed services
- GPU-accelerated detection with CPU fallback
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