C1000-200 case studies
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1Unknown Log Source After Firewall HA Cutover
Your QRadar 7.5.0 deployment ingests about 3,900 events per second (EPS) against a 5,000 EPS license. A new FortiGate HA pair at the perimeter sends syslog to a Linux relay, which forwards to two Event Collectors.
639 words, about 3 min2Offense Volume Outruns Analyst Capacity
A 15-analyst SOC receives about 12,000 offenses per month. Seventy-eight percent come from one custom rule, Multiple Failed Logins, applied to 1,200 servers.
624 words, about 3 min3Peak EPS Exceeds License and Collectors Shed Events
Your QRadar deployment is licensed for 7,500 EPS. During a monthly business peak it sustains 9,800 EPS for about six hours.
635 words, about 3 min4Multi-Tenant Retention and Cross-Domain Visibility
A managed security provider runs one QRadar console with four Event Collectors for three customers. Customer A requires 12-month retention for contract and regulatory reasons, Customer B requires 90 days, and Customer C accepts 30 days.
643 words, about 3 min5Suspicious PowerShell Offense on a Finance Workstation
An offense titled Suspicious PowerShell fires on a finance workstation at 02:15 local time. It contains 12 events over four minutes, including encoded command lines and a successful logon by a user who is on approved leave.
666 words, about 3 min