I did the setup for the company. I was heading information security for that company. 

We did the implementation in-house with the help of a consultant. We require one person for the maintenance and support.

In-house.

We handled the deployment in-house. The solution needs one person for deployment and one for management.

We do everything in-house.

In-house deployment; simple to setup.

We implemented using our in-house team.

We implement the solution for our customers.

In-house.

We used our team, but with the help of the AlienVault team.

In-house.

We implemented through a vendor. When we bought the product they included hours from a vendor for the implementation.

Received training and did in-house. Also had some follow-up consulting that helped to do a health check on the system that was very valuable. Consultants did a great job of helping us become more comfortable.

An in-house team implemented it.

An in-house team implemented it.

I did the implementation myself. Their documentation made it easy.

It was a joint collaboration.

We had vendor help for the initial setup, however, the additional sensor expansion was in-house.

A little bit of both. The vendor team's expertise was amazing. I highly recommend using them.

This was set up in-house.

As a single Analyst, I was able to implement this product very easily.

We started with the free technical support provided for the test time. Then we quickly take the product in our hands, got certified on it and became independent.

It was done in house. Be patient, focus on getting your firewalls connected to the SIEM.

We performed the implementation, and the training was done by AlienVault trainers. Just know your stuff and do not hesitate to contact AlienVault or a reseller.

We did the implementation in-house.

We did it in-house.

We deployed using our own in-house team, led by myself. Depending on what you want from the product, be prepared to do some research and tinkering in the background. What you see on the surface is actually a very small part of what you can really do with AlienVault. If you are serious about getting the best out of AlienVault, use a vendor that is well versed in deploying AlienVault (like an MSSP) as they should have the experience needed to optimise a deployment, as well as having quick and easy access to the AlienVault support. Use the 30-day trial to get a good feel for what it can do, but remember there is a lot more.

Our implementation was in-house.

I did the implementation of AT&T AlienVault USM with a colleague.

The maintenance of the solution is not very difficult.

We are the partners in Sri Lanka. Therefore, we are directly involved with implementations.

This integration was made with both teams, and I think the deploy was very easy due the great knowledge of vendor team, them gave us a great explanation about of the all modules and the best practice to deploy the solutions.

We did the implementation in-house.

In-house.

In-house.

We integrated through a third party vendor recommended group, they caused many issues on their own some that were not discovered for over a year. Be wary of any third party that wants to do anything with the database.

In-house.

Vendor. Not the best.

The implementation was though the vendor and they were great to work with. They were able to answer any questions that we had.

Our team did the implementation. If you have experience implementing a SIEM solution then you can implement this yourselves, otherwise you should get an external team do it. The issue is not with the technical skills needed for the actual implementation, but the knowledge needed to know what to include, what policies to write, and what not to include.

We did the initial implementation and then had a vendor fine tune it with us. The vendor was very well qualified.

It was a a blend. The implementation was primarily internal with support provided as needed. The vendor team had a good quality of expertise.

We implemented using an in-house team.

A vendor team, don't install the solution in a virtual platform except VMware ESXi. We had a long story with AlienVault with a Proxmox Virtual Environment.

We use both a vendor team and an in-house team for implementation.

We deployed this system in-house. We are not a fan of moving things to cloud-based solutions.

We had an in-house implementation.

An in-house team implemented it.

In-house team.

In-house.

We deployed this solution in-house.

The solution is maintained by the vendor.