How to Easily Resupply Archived Security Logs Into Your SIEM | Log + IOC Resupply
Resupplying archived security data back into your SIEM often adds cost and friction. Teams pull too much data, fight change control, and waste time filtering after ingestion.
This video shows how Realm.Security simplifies SIEM resupply from a security archive using Realm Data Haven. You select a time range, choose a log source such as @amazonwebservices CloudTrail, and send the resupply to a destination. Realm calculates the exact retrieval volume upfront, so you control when and how much data you retrieve.
You will also see IOC-based resupply. Instead of ingesting terabytes, you resupply only the logs associated with indicators such as an IP address, URL, hash, or username. Realm normalizes fields across sources and filters data before it leaves the archive, reducing SIEM compute and ingestion costs while keeping response workflows simple.