IP Performance provides our modern Managed SIEM platform under our Swarm SecOps brand. It is designed to give organisations the visibility, control and intelligence needed to detect, investigate and respond to cyber threats across complex IT environments. As the central collection and correlation engine within our Security Operations Centre service, the SIEM brings together security logs, network telemetry, endpoint data, infrastructure events and third-party security alerts into a single, structured platform for analysis.
Managed SIEM
A SIEM is only as effective as the data feeding it.
That is why Swarm-SecOps includes a dedicated Build & Collect tier focused on identifying the right log sources, integrating them into the Managed SIEM, and ensuring the data is normalised, enriched and usable for detection and investigation.
Our engineers work with customers to understand their environment, identify critical systems and applications, map network collection points, and connect relevant telemetry sources across infrastructure, endpoints, cloud services and existing security tooling.
Building Meaningful Security Visibility
We build a scalable Managed SIEM capability that can ingest and analyse high volumes of security-relevant data. Logs and events are collected from sources such as firewalls, VPNs, servers, endpoints, network sensors, EDR platforms and other security appliances.
These events are timestamped, indexed, normalised and stored so they can be searched, correlated and used to support real-time detection, threat hunting, forensic investigation and compliance reporting.
Our Build & Collect process goes beyond simply forwarding logs into a Managed SIEM. We design and configure the platform around your operational and security objectives. This includes deploying or integrating sensors, configuring agents, onboarding log sources, validating data quality, tuning parsing rules, and ensuring events are aligned to a common schema.
The result is a fit-for-purpose SIEM environment that provides meaningful visibility rather than unmanaged data noise.
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Threat Intelligence That Sharpens Detection
Threat intelligence is also integrated into your Managed SIEM service to provide context and prioritisation. Relevant indicators of compromise, tactics, techniques and procedures are used to enrich detection logic and help analysts understand which events represent genuine risk. This enables faster investigation and more informed decision-making when suspicious activity is identified.
Unified Detection, Enrichment and Response
The SIEM forms a critical part of our wider Swarm-SecOps detection and response fabric.
Events from your Managed SIEM are correlated with telemetry from Network Detection and Response, Endpoint Detection and Response, deception honeypots and other integrated tools.
Alerts are then enriched and triaged through SOAR workflows, with validated incidents promoted into our incident management platform for investigation, response and reporting.
Scalable SIEM, Built for Resilience
Our Managed SIEM service is designed for resilience, scalability and operational efficiency.
We build clusters according to the size and complexity of your environment, to support effective data ingestion and practical retention for investigation.
The platform is continuously tuned to improve detection fidelity, reduce false positives and maintain high-quality security outcomes.
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More Than SIEM, Expert Security Operations
With Swarm-SecOpsPowered by IP Performance, you’ll gain more than a Managed SIEM tool.
You’ll gain an expertly designed, professionally Managed SIEM capability backed by cybersecurity engineers, analysts and architects who understand how to turn log data into actionable security intelligence. The result is stronger visibility, faster detection and a solid foundation for modern security operations.
Managed SIEM frequently asked questions
A Managed SIEM, or Security Information and Event Management platform, collects, normalises and analyses security logs and events from across an organisation’s IT environment. It helps security teams detect suspicious activity, correlate events, investigate incidents and maintain visibility across systems, networks, endpoints and applications.
A Managed SIEM gives your organisation a centralised view of security activity across multiple systems and tools. Without it, important events can remain isolated in separate platforms, making threats harder to detect. A well-designed SIEM helps identify attacks earlier, support investigations and provide the evidence needed for response, reporting and compliance.
Swarm-SecOps can integrate logs from firewalls, VPNs, servers, endpoints, network sensors, security appliances, cloud platforms, EDR tools and business applications. Through our Build & Collect tier, we identify the right log sources, onboard them into your Managed SIEM, validate data quality and ensure the telemetry is useful for detection and investigation.
Put simply… no. While log collection and retention are important, a modern Managed SIEM does much more than store data. It normalises events, correlates activity, applies detection rules, enriches alerts with threat intelligence and supports investigation workflows. The value comes from turning raw log data into actionable security intelligence.
Our cybersecurity engineers design, build and maintain your Managed SIEM platform around your environment. We configure integrations, tune parsing, validate detections, reduce noise and continuously improve data quality. This ensures the SIEM remains aligned to your infrastructure, risk profile and evolving threat landscape.
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IP Performance provides our modern Managed SIEM platform under our Swarm SecOps brand.
It is designed to give organisations the visibility, control and intelligence needed to detect, investigate and respond to cyber threats across complex IT environments.
As the central collection and correlation engine within our Security Operations Centre service, the SIEM brings together security logs, network telemetry, endpoint data, infrastructure events and third-party security alerts into a single, structured platform for analysis.