Many SIEM tools struggle to keep up with modern threats, flooding analysts with excessive data and irrelevant alerts that obscure real risks. Choosing the right SIEM is critical, as it drives threat detection, investigation, and response. However, many legacy or bundled solutions lack the depth needed for effective defense. Large enterprise vendors often treat SIEM as a secondary add‑on within broader ecosystems, leading to limited visibility, alert fatigue, and reduced protection. Microsoft Sentinel is an example of this approach, highlighting the need for a purpose‑built SIEM that prioritizes security at its core.

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