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WhatsUp Event Log Management Suite
Log Management Software
Comprehensive event & Syslog log collection, monitoring, analysis, reporting and storage for your network
Introducing the WhatsUp Event Log Management Software Suite
The WhatsUp Event Log Management Suite is a modular set of applications that can automatically collect, store, analyze and report on both Windows Event and Syslog files for near real-time security event detection and response as well as historical compliance assurance and forensics. Depending on your environment and the specific challenges you are facing – you can select individual products that independently provide pinpoint solutions or opt for the comprehensive suite that gives you everything that you need.
With the WhatsUp Event Log Management Suite you can:
* Collect Windows Event log ( from Windows systems and hosted applications) and Syslog information ( from routers, switches, firewalls, IDS, IPS and Unix and Linux servers) for comprehensive analysis and audit
* Access custom reports for IT personnel, compliance officers and even law enforcement agencies
* Monitor network security threats in real-time and facilitate appropriate incident response
* Provide on-the-fly access to event log data for routine viewing or operational triage
* Analyze, filter and report on network security and regulatory compliance goals
* Automate the warehousing and cleansing of log data over time as per regulatory requirements
* Manage end-to-end IT operations in conjunction with WhatsUp Gold and related plug-ins
* Enables multi-year data log data storage in compliance with regulatory requirements
Component Products in WhatsUp Event Log Management Suite:
The WhatsUp Event Log Management Suite comprises of four individual products that can work independently or together as an integrated set of tools.
Event Archiver
Log files generated by different operating systems, applications, routers, switches and other Syslog devices can vary in format and message content and easily grow to large sizes. This is true for Windows based systems too — and collection, normalization, archival and management of log data from its different versions has its challenges. WhatsUp Event Archiver does exactly that — automating the process of collecting, storing, archiving and back-up of Windows Event logs and Syslog files, as well as providing the means for log file cleansing and management over time.
Event Alarm
Potential security events can arise from both inside or outside the network perimeter. Monitoring and identifying patterns of activities from volumes of log data in near real-time needs powerful alert rule configuration and analysis capabilities. WhatsUp Event Alarm continuously monitors collected log data across the Windows Event log and Syslog domains, helps identify potential threat incidents and notifies operations teams via actionable alerts. Event Alarm is a cost-effective way to protect key information — employee records, patient or financial information — and enforce your network security policies.
Event Analyst
Log reporting is crucial to set a baseline for network security metrics and compliance achievement across all stakeholders. Yet, with the volume of logs generated, any attempt at manual analysis and reporting is bound to fail. WhatsUp Gold Event Analyst enables automated filtering, correlation, reporting and translation of archived raw log data into actionable intelligence for all key stakeholders: IT managers, security and compliance officers, upper management and even law enforcement officers.
Event Rover
Operations teams need to routinely view event log data and when needed, perform forensic analysis to support emergency response to network health and security threats. In either case, sifting through Syslog files to troubleshoot a problem or sorting and viewing chronologically displayed log files in an interface like the Windows Event Viewer is cumbersome and time consuming. WhatsUp Event Rover supports efficient, on-the-fly reviewing and forensic analysis of high volume log data for data mining and routine analysis.