SIEM Simulator

Interactive Security Information and Event Management Training

Log Ingestion
Query Builder
Log Parser
Alert Rules
Dashboard Designer
Architecture Builder

Log Ingestion Visualizer

Watch logs flow from various sources into the SIEM collector

How it works: Click on any log source to simulate log events being sent to the SIEM. The collector processes and normalizes the data before storage.

Data Sources

Firewall
Windows DC
Linux Server
Web Application
IDS/IPS
SIEM Collector
Processing & Normalizing Events

Recent Events

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SPL Query Builder

Build and test Splunk-style queries against simulated log data

Available Fields

index=windows index=firewall EventCode=4625 EventCode=4624 action=deny action=allow status=404 status=200

Your Query

Query Examples

Failed Login Detection
index=windows EventCode=4625 | stats count by src_ip | where count>5
Web Attack Detection
index=web status=404 | stats count by uri | sort -count
Firewall Denials
index=firewall action=deny | stats count by dest_port
Timeline Analysis
index=* | timechart span=1h count by sourcetype

Log Parser

Paste raw logs to see how SIEM parses them into structured fields

Raw Log Input

Parsed Fields

Parsed fields will appear here...
Tip: Understanding how logs are parsed into fields is crucial for writing effective queries and correlation rules. Each field becomes searchable and can be used in analytics.

Alert Rule Builder

Create correlation rules to detect security threats

Create New Alert Rule

Active Alert Rules

Sample Rule: Excessive Failed Logins

Triggers when: Failed login count > 5 in 5 minutes

Severity: High

Dashboard Widget Designer

Create visualizations for your security operations center

Widget Configuration

Live Preview

Security Events

SIEM Architecture Builder

Design your SIEM deployment architecture by connecting components

Instructions: Drag and drop components to design your SIEM architecture. Click on components to connect them and build the data flow pipeline.

Available Components

Click buttons above to add components to your architecture
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