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Event ManagementNew

Aggregates and correlates security events from every integrated source into a single prioritised feed — reducing alert fatigue and accelerating response.

Event Management

Centralised security event correlation

What it does

Key capabilities

Multi-Source Aggregation

Pulls events from firewalls, endpoints, M365, cloud, and all other integrated tools into one centralised feed.

Intelligent Correlation

Groups related events into incidents, reducing thousands of raw alerts to a manageable set of high-confidence findings.

Priority Scoring

Each event group is scored by severity, affected assets, and threat context so your team works on what matters most.

Custom Triggers

Define your own correlation rules — specific event sequences that should fire an immediate alert for your environment.

SLA Tracking

Tracks time-to-acknowledge and time-to-resolve per event, ensuring your response SLAs are met.

Trend Reporting

Weekly and monthly event trend reports showing volume, severity distribution, and team response metrics.

Highlights

Why Event Management?

  • Single prioritised event feed from all sources
  • Intelligent correlation cuts alert noise dramatically
  • Custom correlation rules for your environment
  • SLA tracking per event for accountability
  • SIEM-like capability without the SIEM complexity
Included in OneView

Event Management is part of the Hakware OneView platform. All findings, events, and data from this module flow into your central dashboard alongside every other security signal in your environment.

24/7 Support Available
Phone: +27 060 984 1210
FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Event Management pulls security events from every connected Hakware module and integrated tool — firewalls, endpoint agents, Microsoft 365, cloud platforms, UBA, threat intelligence, vulnerability scans, and more. All events are normalised into a common schema before aggregation, enabling cross-source correlation.

Event Management groups related alerts from different sources into unified incidents using configurable correlation rules — for example, a failed login from an unusual geography followed by a Defender detection on the same device is grouped into a single incident rather than two separate alerts. This can reduce raw alert volume by 60–80% in typical environments.

Custom rules let you define specific event sequences that should trigger an alert in your environment. You specify event field conditions, source systems, time windows, and severity thresholds. When the defined pattern occurs — for example, five failed logins within two minutes on a privileged account — the rule fires an immediate notification.

ISO 27001 Annex A.8.15 and A.8.16 require logging and monitoring of security events and their review. Event Management provides the centralised collection, aggregation, and review workflow that demonstrates these controls are operating — including SLA tracking metrics and escalation logs that auditors can review as operational evidence.

See Event Management in action

Request a personalised demo and we'll show you exactly how Event Management works within your environment.