Log360 Cloud, now integrated with CrowdStrike Falcon and Bitdefender GravityZone. Ingest endpoint telemetry, correlate it with identity, network, and cloud logs, and automate response from a single console.
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Log360 Cloud treats EDR as a first-class log source. Events are ingested, normalized, and made available for correlation, investigation, and automation alongside the rest of your telemetry.
Native connectors pull endpoint detection, audit, and response events straight into the SIEM, parsed and normalized for analytics.
Correlation rules combine endpoint telemetry with AD, firewall, VPN, cloud, and threat intelligence signals to surface multi-stage attacks.
Native SOAR playbooks execute containment and remediation directly against EDR APIs, with approval gates available for high-impact actions.
See the full flow end-to-end — from Falcon or GravityZone event ingestion to an analyst pivot inside the Incident Workbench.
Both integrations ship with dedicated parsers, dashboards, reports, alert profiles, correlation rules, Incident Workbench widgets, and SOAR playbook actions. Configure once and start correlating.
No custom parsers to write or dashboards to build from scratch. Day-one analytics coverage tuned specifically to each EDR platform.
Top affected endpoints and users, detection trends, severity distribution, and tactic breakdowns—no manual query building.
Reports for detections, authentication activity, policy changes, containment actions, and remote response sessions.
Predefined alerts for unmitigated threats, sensor tamper protection disabled, agent uninstalled locally, and credential protection turned off.
EDR-specific widgets: device summaries, recent detection timelines, top files involved, and historical alert correlation.
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Modern adversaries exploit the seams between endpoint, identity, and network visibility. Each scenario below is an attack chain that endpoint telemetry alone cannot fully surface, and that SIEM data alone cannot explain.
An isolated alert on certutil.exe or regsvr32.exe is ambiguous. Correlating it with process lineage, command-line content, user role, and IP reputation reveals whether it's admin automation or fileless execution.
Registry changes that disable LSA protection, combined with an EDR credential theft detection, flag attackers staging for LSASS memory dumping. Neither signal alone is high-confidence.
Agent uninstall events or tamper protection disabled, paired with privileged login from a new device, indicates defense evasion preceding lateral movement. Correlation spots the sequence.
Encoded PowerShell followed by vssadmin delete shadows is a ransomware prestage pattern. EDR catches the script, SIEM catches the volume activity, correlation catches the intent.
Distributed reconnaissance across multiple endpoints is hard to see from any single device. Aggregating EDR firewall match events across the fleet reveals coordinated scanning patterns.
VPN login followed by execution of wscript, cscript, or mshta points to post-login script abuse. The EDR allows it as benign; the SIEM context flags it as suspicious.
Every correlation pattern lives inside a single flow: EDR detection, SIEM correlation, SOAR response. Log360 Cloud runs all three stages natively, so analysts aren't switching tools or losing context in the handoff.
EDR–SIEM integration ingests endpoint detection and response telemetry into a SIEM platform so endpoint alerts can be correlated with identity, network, firewall, and cloud logs. EDR answers what happened on a single endpoint; SIEM answers what happened across the organization. Integrating them turns isolated endpoint alerts into full incident context.
EDR excels at endpoint-level behavioral detection, but it does not correlate endpoint activity with identity anomalies, firewall events, or cloud logs. It also lacks long-term compliance-ready retention and centralized audit reporting. Attackers increasingly exploit this gap by disabling EDR agents, modifying sensor policies, or using living-off-the-land binaries. SIEM correlation closes these visibility gaps.
Log360 Cloud provides native integrations for CrowdStrike Falcon via Event Streams API and Bitdefender GravityZone via syslog. Both integrations ship with prebuilt parsers, dashboards, reports, alert profiles, correlation rules, and SOAR playbook actions so security teams can operationalize endpoint telemetry on day one.
An isolated EDR alert, such as encoded PowerShell execution, is often ambiguous on its own. Correlating it with user role, device type, login history, IP reputation, and prior alerts produces a combined risk score. Benign automation and authorized admin activity filter out naturally, while real attack chains surface with higher confidence.
Yes. Log360 Cloud's native SOAR engine ships with prebuilt playbooks for CrowdStrike Falcon and Bitdefender GravityZone. Actions include isolating endpoints, killing processes, quarantining files, adding hashes to blocklists, submitting files to Sandbox Analyzer, creating ML exclusions, moving endpoints to restricted host groups, and resolving detections automatically.
EDR detection and audit logs are retained long term based on your configured SIEM retention policy. This supports compliance frameworks that require extended endpoint log retention, such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, and ISO 27001, which typically require retention windows well beyond native EDR storage.
Bring CrowdStrike Falcon or Bitdefender GravityZone into Log360 Cloud and correlate endpoint detections with the rest of your telemetry from day one.
