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A open-source Django Security Incident and Event Management System

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SIEMEz

SIEMEz is a truly free security solution that allows anyone the ability to deploy their own Security Incident and Event Management System. SIEMEz allows for the ingestion of Syslog content which can then be searched and analysed. The aim of the project is to allow for easy integration of DevOps, Machine Learning and Advanced Automation.

Motivation

While there are several SIEM solutions available, many require enterprise licensing to utilise effectively. The annoyance of enterprise licensing for user management, or even dashboarding and the lack of further integration of other areas of computing has led to the creation of this project. Security for hobbyists, small- medium, and large businesses should not be held ransom to enterprise licensing.

Build Status

Build status from TravisCI Build Status

Documentation

For all documentation regarding SIEMEz, please navigate to the Wiki.

Code Style

This project follows the standard styling of PEP8

Framework

The core of SIEMEz is the Django framework, with its maturity in the web development world, coupled with the flexibility of Python, allows anyone to extend SIEMEz. In addition, the pipenv virtual environment is used along with Docker for the ability to deploy quickly, seamlessly and efficiently.

Overall the project utilises five main components:

  • Django Web and Rest Framework
  • Pipenv
  • Docker
  • Python
  • RSyslog

The TravisCI also allows for extensions to allow for DevSecOps extensions, see .travis.yml

Features

SIEMEz allows for the quick deployment and integration of log files to allow for quick security analysis but also extending to the easy integration of machine learning models.

License

This project is ment to be flexible and easy to integrate but allowing others to use and adapt to their needs. While this is the case, any changes to the project should be open and discussed to better the security community.

Contribution

To help out with SIEMEz contact me at: contribute_siemez@exit.wtf

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Screenshots

Event Dashboard Incident Case Search Event