Managed SIEM Services for Indian Enterprises
P J Networks delivers managed SIEM services in India — centralised log collection, real-time correlation and long-term retention, operated by analysts who tune the platform to your environment instead of leaving you with vendor defaults. We have run security operations for Indian businesses since 2002 and support customers across more than 50 locations.
Log ingestion through correlation to CERT-In compliant retention
A SIEM Platform on Its Own Does Not Improve Security
Most organisations that buy one end up with an expensive log archive and an alert queue nobody has time to read.
Our managed SIEM service supplies the missing half: the engineering to tune it and the analysts to act on it.
What Our Managed SIEM Service Delivers
Centralised Log Collection
Ingestion from firewalls, endpoints, servers, network devices, identity providers, databases and cloud platforms across AWS, Azure and GCP. One place to search when something goes wrong.
Correlation Rules Tuned to Your Environment
Generic rule sets generate noise. We baseline your normal traffic and build correlation logic around it, so alerts represent genuine anomalies rather than routine activity. Detection engineering is mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
CERT-In Compliant Log Retention
CERT-In directions require Indian organisations to retain logs for 180 days within Indian jurisdiction. We configure retention and storage to satisfy that obligation, and produce the reports auditors ask for. See our compliance services.
Platforms We Operate
FortiSIEM and PrahiX ORA. As a Fortinet MSSP Partner with NSE-certified engineers and a PrahiX Implementation Partner, we run these platforms at implementation depth rather than reseller familiarity.
24×7 Analyst Coverage
A SIEM generating alerts at 3am is only useful if somebody is watching. Our analysts work in shifts, every day of the year. See our SOC services.
SIEM for Regulated Industries
Indian compliance regimes increasingly mandate continuous monitoring and evidence of it.
- The RBI cyber security framework requires surveillance and defined incident reporting timelines for banks and NBFCs.
- SEBI’s CSCRF places comparable obligations on market participants.
- The DPDP Act 2023 adds data protection duties across every sector.
Our SIEM deployments are configured to produce the evidence these audits demand.
Correlation tuned to your baseline
Rules built around your normal traffic, not generic vendor templates.
Managed SIEM vs In-House SIEM
How SIEM Fits With SOAR and MDR
SIEM detects. SOAR automates the response to what it detects. MDR adds human investigation and active containment.
Delivered together they form a complete operations capability; bought separately from different vendors they rarely integrate cleanly. We deliver all three from one security operations centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a managed SIEM service?
A managed SIEM service means a provider supplies, operates and tunes the SIEM platform on your behalf, including log onboarding, correlation rule development, alert triage and compliance reporting, rather than selling you software and leaving you to run it.
How long must Indian companies retain security logs?
CERT-In directions require 180 days of log retention, maintained within Indian jurisdiction. Sector regulators such as the RBI may impose longer periods. We configure retention to the strictest requirement that applies to you.
Can you integrate with our existing SIEM?
Yes. If you have already invested in a platform we can operate it rather than replacing it, provided it supports the integrations your estate requires.
How quickly can SIEM monitoring go live?
Initial log sources are typically onboarded within days. Full tuning to your baseline takes longer, because suppressing false positives properly requires observing normal behaviour first.
Built on the platforms your estate already runs
Fortinet MSSP Partner with NSE-certified engineers, plus Cisco, Dell, Netskope and Trellix. See our technology partners.
Talk to Our SIEM Team
Managed SIEM, tuned and watched by analysts who have run Indian security operations since 2002.