As more and more IT infrastructures move to public clouds such as Amazon Web Services Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, public cloud security tools, and logging platforms ... The ELK Stack can be installed using a variety of methods and on a wide array of different operating systems and environments. read more
After being incorporated into the ELK Stack, it developed into the stack’s workhorse, in charge of also processing the log messages, enhancing them and massaging them and then dispatching them to a defined destination for storage (stashing). read more
ELK / Elastic Stack is not, in itself, a SIEM at all. One could build a SIEM on top of ELK / Elastic Stack, though, yes. For example, we have several customers who use Logsene (which you can think of as managed ELK specifically for logs / events / timeseries data) using it for security-focused log analytics. read more