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SIEM+ Links Campaign Groups into One Attack Chain, with ArcSight, QRadar and Splunk Support Coming Soon

· 3 min read
James Yip
Managing Director

Campaigns in SIEM+ already roll related cases into one story. The latest release goes one level up: campaign groups that belong to the same attack are now linked into a single campaign chain. We are also preparing support for three more SIEM platforms, OpenText ArcSight, IBM QRadar and Splunk, which are coming soon.

From 40,000 Alerts to the Whole Attack Story: How SIEM+ Campaigns Connect Alerts, Cases and Attackers

· 6 min read
James Yip
Managing Director

Alert fatigue is not only a queue problem. It is a story problem.

When a SOC is flooded with notifications, analysts often open one case at a time. Each case may be correct on its own. What is missing is the wider picture: which cases belong to the same attacker activity, the same account, or the same technique path. That gap is why teams can reduce noise and still feel like they are chasing fragments.

We wrote earlier about how 40,000 alerts can become fewer than 10 cases a day, and why alert fatigue is a business problem, not only a SOC inconvenience. SIEM+ 1.1.0 adds the next layer: campaigns that connect related cases so you can move from a single alert to the whole attack story.

After the mid-Oct Fortinet advisory wave: why SIEM queues get louder

· 6 min read
James Yip
Managing Director

Around mid-October 2026, Fortinet PSIRT published a cluster of product security advisories across FortiOS, FortiSIEM, FortiSandbox, FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer, FortiMail, and related products. One widely noted item in that wave was FG-IR-26-181 / CVE-2026-106174: an improper locking issue in FortiOS that can let an unauthenticated network attacker deny service to the HTTPS management GUI on affected 8.0.0 and 7.6.4–7.6.6 builds.

For security teams that already run a SIEM, the interesting part is not any single CVE. It is what happens to the queue when a major vendor drops a dense advisory set in a short window.

A New Qiita Article: Investigating Phishing Campaigns with Defender XDR and Sentinel

· One min read
James Yip
Managing Director

Eventus has published a new engineering article on Qiita: “Shifting Phishing Investigations from a Single Email to a Campaign: Scoping Impact with Defender XDR and Sentinel” (「フィッシング調査を『1通のメール』から『キャンペーン単位』に切り替える―Defender XDRとSentinelで影響範囲を出す」).