Security Vision

Security Vision Unveils Self-Assessment Portal for Unified Information Security Evaluation Across Corporate Holdings

Security Vision has launched a new Self-Assessment portal designed to consolidate information security self-evaluations for entire corporate groups and holdings. The platform addresses common challenges where subsidiaries maintain inconsistent compliance records, with some requirements fulfilled while others remain unresolved for years in scattered emails and spreadsheets. Security Vision SA covers the complete workflow from defining requirements and distributing questionnaires to calculating results and tracking remediation actions. Parent organizations gain a consolidated view of subsidiary compliance status along with detailed breakdowns by individual systems. The system supports requirement templates, version control, scheduled assessments, automated metric-based answers, and conversion of gaps into actionable plans with assigned owners and deadlines. Additional features include internal policy document management and interactive dashboards for analysis. The first public demonstration is scheduled for the SOC Forum on October 27-28.

Security Vision 5 Strengthens Connectors, Analytics and Data Handling Features

Security Vision has released an update to its SV5 platform focused on improved integrations, deeper analytics and more flexible configuration management. The release introduces namespace configuration for the WMI connector to execute WQL queries at specified addresses, along with event compression during transmission in connector configurations. An updated librdkafka library now enables the Kafka connector to support SASL/SCRAM authentication for Kafka versions 4.0.0 and higher. Data transformation capabilities have been expanded to allow conversion of numbers between binary, octal and hexadecimal numeral systems, while the Formula transformation adds abs() and sqrt() functions. Linear and bar charts receive new scaling settings, and report generation through the portal has been moved to asynchronous mode to prevent interface freezing during long exports. Additional changes affect object cards, type and directory editors, module settings, graph icon management with mapping conditions converted to filters, and a dedicated section for correlation rules with a general view and editor. The audit log now records grouping changes separately for system and user directories, and the platform blocks execution of disabled connectors through workflows.

Security Vision SIEM Adds Monitoring for Missing Logs, Correlation Quality, and SOC SLA Compliance

Security Vision has released a major update to its SIEM platform that extends monitoring beyond external threats to the health of the data collection pipeline itself. The new release introduces continuous checks for source stability, allowing administrators to define acceptable event flow deviations and receive alerts when logs suddenly stop arriving. A dedicated dashboard now evaluates correlation rule performance through testing on simulated events and supports import/export in Sigma format for easier detection sharing across platforms. The StatAnalyser service applies statistical models to flag atypical behavior with special markers, while the incident card gains automated retrospective process-chain reconstruction that links parent processes, user sessions, and host movements. Additional oversight features track analyst SLA adherence and let managers drill from team-wide statistics into individual performance metrics. Overall, the platform aims to close the loop from data ingestion through detection, investigation, and response within a single managed workflow.