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Log Management Use Cases
Your most critical business challenges — solved
You’ve collected logs for years, but the way you use them is changing. Use cases for log data are expanding. For many, log data has become a critical business asset; proper management is a must, not an option.
Logs are critical to ensuring and attesting to compliance and other business policies and regulatory mandates. With log data, you gain insight to user access — systems used, files viewed, emails sent — and you can identify successful and failed transactions, as well as system configuration changes in real-time. Logs also help you with troubleshooting network problems, and good log management can drastically simplify forensics activities.
Dominique Levin
Executive Vice President Marketing and Strategy,
LogLogic, Inc.
Compliance
- Develop an effective and sustainable compliance strategy.
- Map log data to your IT control and risk matrix.
- Audit, monitor, log and report security events.
Security
- Monitor log data in real time.
- Keep a pulse on network activity.
- Isolate threats before they cause damage.
Performance Management
- Improve help-desk operations and problem isolation.
- Reduce mean-time-to-repair.
- Improve business continuity and operational efficiency.
Virtualization
- Monitor hypervisor administrator activity.
- Monitor user and system activity of virtual applications.
- Fault analysis in virtual infrastructures through log alerting, reporting and search, accelerating the mean-time-to-repair.
User Monitoring
- Monitor privileged user and administrator activity.
- Alert on and track undesired access to financial and confidential records.
- Store, search, and report on historical user behavior.