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Answered a question: When evaluating Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), what aspect do you think is the most important feature to look for?
Data On boarding and usability of the tool is the most important thing. It has to be an easy tool to manage every day and of course, data onboarding has to be also an easy part of the process, even with unknown data sources.
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About me
GCFA, CISSP, GPEN, CEH, MCTS, MCSE, RHCE, VCP, ITIL, RSA CA
I have been in the IT world during the last 20 years. On those years, i have been involved in different technologies, projects, cultures, people, managers, companies, customers, countries, etc.
Since then, I have turned myself into a mix of System Server Administrator for Windows, Linux, Virtualization and a Security engineer. I personally think that is good to have a mix of knowledge of different things, rather than be expecialized in just one or two technologies.
I have attended many conferences/trainings/events around the world like Microsoft TechEd, HP Forum, VMware World, SANS security trainings, etc
Travelling is one of the things I like, and I can say, that I have been lucky to be able to travel to New York, Basel, Zurich, San Francisco, London, Berlin, Houston, Copenhagen, Cannes, New Jersey, etc., for business trips.
Specialties: Windows servers, Linux, VMware ESX, Security, Double factor authentication, ArcSight SIEM for log collectorr, Splunk, Cyber-Ark, Microsoft, Vulnerability Management, Strong authentication, Entrust IdentityGuard, Digital Forensics, etc
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I used to write technical articles for some renown magazines in Spain like WindowsITmagazine:
Some example of published articles:
http://www.isoftland.com/docs/hyena/Hyena_WindowsITMagazine_es.pdf
I posee a big variety of certifications, as one of things i love is to learn and study different technologies.
