Clouderio
SIEM · SOC · 24/7 monitoring · NIS2-compliant · DORA
NIS2 reporting obligationsISO 27001 A.12DORA

Detect cyberattacks in minutes — not after the damage is done

Round-the-clock security monitoring

Security information and event management, log analysis, anomaly detection and immediate incident response to security incidents.

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GDPR-compliant
NIS2-compliant
Servers in Germany
<4h response time
<5 min
Mean Time to Detect (MTTD)
for known attack vectors in monitored environments
1 year
log retention
for forensic analysis and compliance evidence (NIS2, DORA)
24/7
Security Operations Center
active on weekends and public holidays too
Anonymized reference caseFinancial services provider · Frankfurt, 110 employees
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Starting point

NIS2 obligation to implement security monitoring, no log management so far, no incident response process.

Solution & result

SIEM deployment with integration of all log sources, anomaly detection, a defined incident response playbook and 24/7 monitoring.

NIS2 compliance achieved, first attack attempt (credential stuffing) detected and blocked within 4 minutes, audit passed.

The problem

On average, attacks take 197 days to be discovered — far too long

  • Without monitoring, you only notice a breach once data has been encrypted or stolen
  • Firewall logs, server logs, AD logs — all separate, and nobody reads them systematically
  • NIS2 and DORA require the implementation of security monitoring — with the risk of fines
Our answer

A central SIEM that brings all logs together and detects anomalies instantly

  • All log sources in one system: firewall, servers, cloud, endpoints — correlated and analyzed
  • AI-powered anomaly detection recognizes even unknown attack patterns
  • A clear incident response process: who gets alerted, and what happens in the first 60 minutes

Scope of services

What SIEM & 24/7 Monitoring does for you

SIEM Implementation

Setup of a central security platform for collecting and analyzing logs from all IT systems.

AI-Powered Anomaly Detection

Intelligent detection of unusual activity in real time — even with novel attack methods.

Incident Response

Immediate alerting and defined response processes for detected security incidents.

Log Management

Central collection, storage (at least 1 year) and analysis of all system and security logs.

24/7 Monitoring

Round-the-clock monitoring by our Security Operations Center — including weekends and public holidays.

Security Reporting

Monthly reports covering all security-relevant events, trends and recommendations.

Approach

How we work

1

Requirements Analysis

Definition of the systems to be monitored, data sources and alerting thresholds.

2

SIEM Deployment

Installation, integration of all log sources and configuration of the rule set.

3

Tuning & Optimization

Fine-tuning of detection rules to minimize false alarms while maximizing detection rates.

4

Ongoing Monitoring

24/7 operation with clear escalation paths, reporting and regular reviews.

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The SIEM delivered immediately at the first real incident. A credential stuffing attack was detected and stopped within 4 minutes — without it, it might have gone unnoticed for days.

MS
Michael S.
IT Security Officer · Financial services provider, Frankfurt, 110 employees

Detection Time

197 days or 5 minutes

That is the difference between companies without and with SIEM. 197 days — that is the average time to detect an attack without security monitoring.

Without SIEM

Attack T+0
Detected T+197 days

Attackers had 197 days of undetected access — data exfiltrated, backdoors installed, network mapped.

With SIEM (Clouderio)

Attack T+0
Detected T+5 min

Alert in under 5 minutes, containment in under 30 minutes — before damage occurs.

SIEM Security Monitoring Dashboard

Log Sources

All sources, one central picture

Attacks always involve multiple systems — an isolated log event looks harmless; only in the context of all sources does the attack become visible. That is exactly what SIEM provides.

Windows Event Logs

Login events, processes, registry changes

Linux Syslog

System events, authentication, cron jobs

Firewall Logs

Fortinet, Sophos, Palo Alto, Cisco

Cloud Trails

Azure Activity Logs, AWS CloudTrail

Microsoft 365

Audit logs, Defender, Exchange, Teams

Active Directory

Logins, group changes, password resets

Endpoint Security

EDR alerts, malware detections, isolations

Network Devices

Switches, routers, WLAN controllers

SIEM Dashboard Log Overview
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NIS2 mandates security monitoring

Affected companies must implement security monitoring and incident response processes. Fines: up to €10 million or 2% of global annual revenue for essential entities.

NIS2 Compliance

How SIEM fulfills NIS2 requirements

SIEM is not a nice-to-have — it is the technical foundation for most NIS2 security requirements.

NIS2 Requirement
How SIEM fulfills it
Risk analysis and management
Log analysis continuously identifies and assesses risks
Supply chain security management
Anomaly detection for third-party system access
Reporting obligations (24h early warning, 72h full report)
Automatic alerting, structured reporting process
Continuous security monitoring
24/7 SOC operations, all events logged
Business continuity and incident response
Predefined playbook, containment measures automated

Incident Response

What happens when an alert is triggered?

No guesswork. No chaos. A defined playbook — everyone knows what to do in the first 60 minutes after an incident.

T+01

Alert triggered

SIEM detects anomaly, rule fires. Automatic classification by severity.

T+5 min2

SOC assessment

Our security team evaluates the alert: real incident or false positive? Context analysis.

T+15 min3

Escalation

If the incident is confirmed: your designated contacts are notified and the severity is communicated.

T+30 min4

Containment

Immediate measures: lock compromised accounts, isolate affected systems, stop spread.

T+24h5

Incident Report

Complete forensic analysis: what happened? How did the attacker get in? What was changed?

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about SIEM & 24/7 Monitoring at a glance.

01Which log sources can the SIEM integrate?+

All common sources: Windows Event Logs, Linux syslog, firewall logs (Fortinet, Sophos, Palo Alto), Azure/AWS CloudTrail, Microsoft 365 audit logs, Active Directory, endpoint security products and network devices. Integration via syslog, API or agent.

02Is a SIEM mandatory for our company?+

NIS2 requires affected companies to have security monitoring and incident response processes. DORA applies to financial service providers. Even without a legal obligation, a SIEM is strongly recommended for companies with 50 or more employees.

03How long does a SIEM deployment take?+

From requirements analysis to the first productive monitoring typically takes 4–8 weeks. The first week already delivers initial insights from the log data.

04What happens when an alarm is triggered?+

We have defined escalation paths: automatic alerting, initial assessment by our SOC team, notification of your contacts according to severity. No alert flood — only alerts that require real action.

05How much does SIEM & 24/7 monitoring cost?+

SIEM deployment from a one-time investment of €8,000. Ongoing 24/7 monitoring from €990 per month, depending on log volume and environment size.

Free assessment workshop — no obligation

In 60 minutes, we analyze your current situation and show you exactly which solution makes sense for your business — with a binding quote within 5 business days.

Free security assessment
SIEM deployment in 4–8 weeks
24/7 SOC from day 1
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