Exabeam, the pioneer in Next-gen SIEM and XDR announced that Utility Warehouse selected Exabeam Fusion SIEM to increase efficiency and strengthen its security operations team.
Utility Warehouse is the UK’s only genuine multiservice utility and home services provider based in London. The company handles over 660,000 customer accounts with the help of over 40,000 independent distributors.
Improving visibility and efficiency
Before kicking off a proof of value (PoV) with Exabeam, the security operations team at Utility Warehouse wanted a solution that would further improve visibility and efficiency.
In addition, it was interested in the Exabeam integration with CrowdStrike, a core security investment of the company that would give it the ability to ingest the rich telemetry provided by the partnership, beyond just receiving alerts.
Exabeam gives the ability to ingest rich content, above just the alerts we were seeing, which is a powerful advantage"
Value-added investment
“We were looking for a solution that could take us to the next tier to help us improve our mean time to recovery (MTTR) as well as strengthen our existing security investments. We needed a flexible tool that would help us improve our team’s abilities and gain further value in our strategic investments like CrowdStrike,” said James Wharton, head of information security at Utility Warehouse.
“Exabeam does just that. It gives us the ability to ingest rich content, above just the alerts we were seeing, which is a powerful advantage.”
Security operations centre automation
During Utility Warehouse’s PoV, which enabled security operations centre (SOC) automation, access to Exabeam Smart Timelines, and User and Entity Behaviour Analytics (UEBA) capabilities, the SOC team was quickly able to realise operational savings in formerly labourious tasks.
As a result, the team could leverage Exabeam to handle previously manual efforts involving threat detection, triage, investigation, and response. Ultimately, Utility Warehouse chose Exabeam Fusion SIEM, along with Frozen Storage and Incident Responder capabilities.
Threat hunting model
Exabeam Fusion SIEM enable the security team to move to an exemplary, proactive threat hunting model"
“We’re excited to call Utility Warehouse a customer. It is the only UK business capable of supplying all home services, including gas, energy, broadband, mobile, insurance, and more, through one simple and streamlined platform,” said Ralph Pisani, president at Exabeam.
“We are delighted that the company has chosen Exabeam Fusion SIEM to enable its innovative security team to move to an exemplary, proactive threat hunting model using Exabeam and CrowdStrike solutions together. The team quickly recognised the benefits of having valuable contextual information at their fingertips around all users, devices, and assets at all times to best protect its business and customers.”
Effective behaviour identification
“We needed a tool that helped us cut out a lot of the noise, including false positives, so we could focus on the actual security alerts that matter.”
“During our testing, working with Exabeam demonstrated how the company’s machine learning and behavioural analytics solutions can establish a baseline of normal activity to help us more effectively highlight abnormal behaviour in our investigations,” added Wharton.
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