"Researchers from Singapore and China have developed ARuleCon, a technique that translates rules from diverse Security Information and Event Management systems, making them easier to consume across multiple platforms."
"Many organizations end up with multiple SIEMs, leading to complexity for security operations centers. Existing translation tools do not support many SIEMs and often yield poor accuracy."
"Manual rule conversion by security experts is slow and imposes a heavy workload, highlighting the need for more effective automated solutions in managing security rules."
Researchers from the National University of Singapore and Fudan University developed ARuleCon, a technique that translates rules from various Security Information and Event Management systems. SIEMs collect logs and trigger alerts for security incidents, but organizations often face complexity with multiple SIEMs. Existing translation tools are limited and do not support many SIEMs. Manual conversion by experts is slow and burdensome. The authors argue that current tools fail with complex rules, and using large language models for conversion often results in poor accuracy.
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