SOC teams work with security data from firewalls, endpoints, cloud workloads, identity systems, applications and network devices.
Through Graylog, FVC brings these events into one searchable platform, helping analysts identify meaningful activity, connect related signals and investigate incidents with complete context.
A login event may appear in the identity platform, while related activity appears across an endpoint, firewall and cloud workload.
Centralised collection and normalisation allow analysts to connect these events through one timeline. Security teams can move from an alert to the supporting evidence, understand the affected systems and maintain a clear investigation record.
This creates a faster and more consistent process for detection, analysis and response.
Security operations teams need a SIEM that supports growing data volumes while keeping search, detection and investigation practical.
Through Graylog, FVC provides centralised log management, real-time correlation, flexible retention and advanced forensic search. Integration, tuning and technical support help SOC teams build detection rules around their environment and operational priorities.
Security evidence is generated across endpoints, cloud platforms, applications, network devices and identity systems.
Bringing these sources into one platform gives analysts a consistent way to search activity, compare events and understand how systems and users are connected.
Detection rules and correlation logic continuously review incoming data.
Alerts can be filtered, enriched and routed according to severity, helping SOC teams focus on events that require investigation while maintaining consistent escalation across teams.
Security activity often develops across several systems and time periods.
Advanced search and cross-source correlation help analysts reconstruct the complete event timeline, review historical activity and export supporting evidence for response, audit and reporting.
Graylog collects logs from firewalls, endpoints, cloud workloads, SaaS applications and network devices.
The platform normalises different formats, supports flexible data retention and allows analysts to search security records through one interface.
Graylog applies detection rules, correlation logic and anomaly analysis to incoming security data.
Pre-built MITRE ATT&CK rules and custom detection workflows help teams align monitoring with their environment, while severity-based routing directs alerts to the appropriate analysts.
Graylog supports high-speed search across large event volumes and allows teams to correlate activity across network, endpoint and identity sources.
Visual timelines and forensic investigation tools help analysts review event history and maintain a complete evidence record.










SOC teams gain one consistent environment for collecting, analysing and investigating security activity.
Events from different systems become searchable through a common interface. Detection rules provide more focused alerts, while correlation and investigation tools help analysts understand what happened, which systems were involved and how the activity developed.
The result is faster investigation, clearer evidence and stronger operational visibility.


