Products
The ArcSight Enterprise Threat and Risk Management (ETRM) Platform is an integrated set of products for collecting, analyzing, and managing enterprise event information:
- The company's primary revenue is derived from security management products designed for companies and large organizations—i.e. enterprise software. ArcSight Enterprise Security Manager (ESM): core analysis engine for managing threats and risks within the ArcSight platform
- ArcSight Logger: the platform’s log storage and search solution
- ArcSight Express: correlation and log management
- ArcSight IdentityView: user activity monitoring
- ArcSight Connectors: for data collection from a variety of data sources
- ArcSight Auditor Applications: automated continuous controls monitoring
The ArcSight Platform also supports virtualized, mobile and cloud computing environments.
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