Migration
What carries over, and what do we rebuild?
Replacing one tool at renewal
Begin with a defined workload and a renewal point that suits the team. A staged migration lets the organization demonstrate collection, investigation and reporting before moving more of its operation.
What carries over
Confirm the source list and collection methods before the move. Compare expected records with actual collection, and investigate any source that stops reporting.
The raw log is kept even when parsing fails. If ARRTECH does not read a log source yet, we add a parser at no charge during the contract.
Review existing logic against the new field mappings and available history. Testing and MITRE ATT&CK coverage help the team assess what transferred and what needs rebuilding.
Review available exports and compatibility before deciding which history and open cases can move. The migration plan keeps needed records accessible and identifies any rebuilding work.
ARRTECH SOAR takes incidents from SIEM alerts, a monitored mailbox or its API. Each SOAR playbook can be tested on sample data before it goes live.
If the organization leaves ARRTECH, logs export with their signatures and a standalone verifier, so a third party can still check them.
Migration planning
What to settle before any product moves.
Detection
Cyberdroid AI Detection, available now to select organizations, reads a supported third-party SIEM’s export, so it can start before the current SIEM is replaced.
DLP
DLP endpoint and gateway deployment can be staged around the channels in scope. Test DLP policies with representative work before expanding enforcement.
Analysts
Prepare analysts to examine the new findings and query their evidence. Plain-language investigation can support that work while the team learns the underlying sources and search tools.
Services
ARRTECH can help plan the migration.
