Advanced threat detection, threat hunting, threat intelligence, and automated response all run on the same backend, so an alert in one view carries through to the others without re-correlating.
Endpoints, servers, network devices, Active Directory, databases, and cloud platforms feed into a single index. Lateral movement that touches three of them shows up as one story, not three disconnected alerts.
Every detection is enriched with IP reputation, geolocation, and IoC matches from feeds like Webroot, STIX/TAXII, VirusTotal, and AlienVault OTX. UEBA risk scores from the behavior analytics layer sit alongside them.
Prebuilt and custom playbooks act on the alert without a handoff to a separate SOAR product or a separate endpoint agent.
Log360 brings four layers together: detection, hunting, intelligence, and automated response. Each layer is useful on its own. Run them in the same platform and the SOC sees the full picture, not a stack of half-views.
The first job of a threat management platform is to see what's happening. Log360 collects from every layer of the environment and runs detection logic against the combined dataset, not against one silo at a time.
Benefit: The SOC works from a single, prioritized view of what's happening across the environment instead of a tab per tool.
Detection covers what the rules already know about. Hunting is for what they don't. Log360 lets analysts pivot from any alert into the underlying logs and chase a hypothesis without exporting data into a separate tool.
Benefit: Hunting moves from a side project that happens "when we have time" to a routine that runs from the same console as detection.
A raw alert says "this IP did this thing." A useful alert says "this IP is on three blocklists, was seen in a phishing campaign last week, and is geo-located somewhere your users don't travel to." Log360 turns the first into the second automatically.
Benefit: Analysts spend less time looking up IPs and more time deciding what to do about them.
Finding a threat is only half the work. Closing it out is the other half. Log360 ships native SOAR inside the same license, so the response runs from the same place the detection fired.
Benefit: Response stops being a hand-off between products and starts being a step in the same workflow.
Three scenarios that show what happens when detection, hunting, intelligence, and response sit in one platform. Each one would normally cross three or four tools.
Log360 catches a phishing click, tracks where the credentials ended up, and shuts the chain down before the attacker pivots.
Example scenario: A user clicks a link in a phishing email. Their account is then used to access a file server from a new IP at an unusual hour.
Log360 spots a privileged user pulling abnormal volumes of data and stops the exfiltration in progress.
Example scenario: A user with database admin rights starts exporting large query results to a personal cloud storage account outside business hours.
Log360 ties a malicious download, a process-tree anomaly, and a file-encryption pattern together and isolates the host before encryption spreads.
Example scenario: A user downloads a file from a domain that just appeared on threat feeds. The file spawns a process that starts walking shared drives.
Detection, hunting, intelligence, and response belong in the same console. Log360 keeps them there, with no separate hunting product, no separate intel platform, no separate SOAR fee.
Log360's unified SIEM platform is built for modern SOCs, with scalable architecture, deep detection, and an extensibility layer that runs across every phase of the security lifecycle.
A distributed, high-availability architecture that supports growing log volumes and keeps collection, indexing, and analysis running.
Learn moreUnified insight across endpoints, networks, and cloud, so detection, investigation, and response work from one view.
Learn moreOver 2,000 MITRE ATT&CK-mapped correlation rules and UEBA to spot multi-stage attacks like insider threats and anomalous behavior.
Learn moreReal-time threat intel on every alert, with IP reputation, geolocation, and risk-based prioritization to speed up investigation and triage.
Learn moreWe wanted to make sure that one, we can check the box for different security features that our clients are looking for us to have, and two, we improve our security so that we can harden our security footprint.
Carter Ledyard
The drill-down options and visual dashboards make threat investigation much faster and easier. It’s a truly user-friendly solution.
Sundaram Business Services
Log360 helped detect insider threats, unusual login patterns, privilege escalations, and potential data exfiltration attempts in real time.
CIO, Northtown Automotive Companies
Before Log360, we were missing a centralized view of our entire infrastructure. Now, we can quickly detect potential threats and respond before they escalate.Log360 has been invaluable for improving our incident response and ensuring compliance with audit standards. It’s a game-changer for our team.
ECSO 911
Unified threat management is an approach that runs multiple security functions, detection, hunting, intelligence, and response, from one platform instead of separate products. In Log360, those functions sit on the same SIEM backend, so an alert in threat detection flows directly into hunting, intelligence enrichment, and automated response without re-correlation.
Traditional UTM appliances combine network-perimeter functions like firewall, IPS, and content filtering into one box. Unified threat management in a SIEM context is broader: it consolidates the analytical and response layers that sit above the perimeter, including correlation, behavior analytics, threat intelligence, and SOAR.
Endpoints, servers, Active Directory, network devices, firewalls, databases, and cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP, Microsoft 365). Detection runs against the combined dataset, so cross-source attacks are caught as one story.
Three ways: ML-powered adaptive thresholds that adjust per environment, UEBA risk scores that put behavioral context on each alert, and no-code rule tuning with object-level filtering. A 911 center used Log360 to cut alert noise by 90%.
Native SOAR is included in the Log360 Cloud license. No per-execution fee, no separate product, no extra agent on endpoints.
Every external IP, URL, and domain on an alert is scored against feeds like Webroot, STIX/TAXII, VirusTotal, AlienVault OTX, and Constella. Reputation, geolocation, and IoC matches are attached before the analyst sees the alert.
Yes. All 2,000+ correlation rules and UEBA models are mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, and a dedicated ATT&CK dashboard shows which tactics and techniques are active right now.
Log360 collects from AWS, Azure, GCP, and SaaS platforms through native connectors, with a CASB layer for sanctioned and shadow-app monitoring. For a deeper view, see cloud detection and response in Log360.
Use Log360 to detect, hunt, enrich, and respond from one console. Cut tool sprawl, cut hand-offs, and cut the time it takes to close out a real threat.
