Cybersecurity monitoring is often treated as a collection of separate activities—vulnerability scanning, endpoint monitoring, log collection, SIEM alerting, and security assessments. The result can be an abundance of security data without a clear understanding of what actually represents risk.

This session presents a practical approach to building an integrated cybersecurity monitoring program that connects vulnerability discovery with endpoint visibility and SIEM monitoring. We will examine how external and internal vulnerability scanning, endpoint vulnerability detection, security-event collection, and SIEM analysis complement one another—and, equally important, where each technology has visibility gaps.

Attendees will learn how to move beyond periodic vulnerability reports and isolated security alerts toward a continuous monitoring model that answers three fundamental questions: What is vulnerable? What is happening now? And what requires action?

Using practical examples and lessons learned from real-world monitoring environments, the session will demonstrate how organizations of varying sizes can develop meaningful security visibility without creating an unmanageable volume of alerts, reports, and data.