SIEM, XDR, and DLP to Protect Musical Creativity

The Challenge

A well-known recording studio in Miami was facing growing cybersecurity threats that put both its intellectual property and the stability of its music production systems at risk. The value of its operation lay not only in its technological infrastructure, but also in unreleased artist files, confidential projects, and highly sensitive commercial agreements. The environment lacked a centralized system for event monitoring and correlation, leaving the organization exposed to data leaks, malware attacks, and unauthorized access. In addition, traditional antivirus tools proved insufficient against advanced threats. The lack of automated incident response increased reaction times and made it difficult for the technical team to contain risks in real time. In response, management decided to take a proactive approach and implement a comprehensive security strategy.

The Solution

• Design and implementation of a unified SIEM with Wazuh as the central platform.
• Integration of XDR to extend endpoint and server coverage with ClamAV agents and advanced security add-ons.
• Configuration of DLP to protect unreleased recordings and confidential contracts against leaks or unauthorized access.
• Implementation of an analysis pipeline connected to an AI platform, for alert correlation and threat prioritization.
• Automation of workflows with ticket generation in ITSM and incident enrichment using multiple intelligence sources.

The project began with the deployment of Wazuh as a centralized SIEM, configured to collect and correlate security events from all studio devices and servers. On this foundation, XDR capabilities were enabled, expanding visibility across critical endpoints through ClamAV and specialized security extensions. In parallel, strict Data Loss Prevention (DLP) controls were established, focused on protecting unreleased recordings and sensitive documents. To enhance analytical capabilities, an artificial intelligence pipeline was developed to process alerts, reduce false positives, and generate automated response actions.

Finally, the solution was integrated with an ITSM system that made it possible to channel incidents as prioritized tickets, enriched with intelligence from multiple sources, improving resolution times and traceability for each case.

"Protecting artistic creativity requires the same level of rigor as defending the information of a large corporation. With SIEM, XDR, and DLP, this recording studio turned its security into a competitive advantage."

— Enclave Guard

Key Results

The implementation of an integrated security platform enabled the studio to transform its cybersecurity posture, moving from a reactive and fragmented approach to a centralized, automated, and highly effective system. Today, the organization has full event traceability, advanced endpoint protection, data loss prevention, and an automated response system that dramatically reduces reaction time to threats. The results were reflected across several critical areas:

• Protection of intellectual property through DLP policies that safeguard unreleased recordings and sensitive contracts.
• 24/7 monitoring of security events through SIEM integration with AI-driven analysis.
• Faster response times with automatic ITSM ticketing, enriched with contextual intelligence.
• Full visibility of the entire technology ecosystem, including audio servers, production workstations, and administrative endpoints.
• Reduction of false positives, optimizing the technical team's operational workload and enabling focus on high-impact incidents.