LogLogic enhances data collection and logging capabilities

LogLogic has launched a hard and fast of latest features for data collection, logging and log management in its platform.

These features include the LogLogic Universal Collector 2.2 to gather data across all heterogeneous networking devices, with standardised collectors for syslogs, windows, files, delivery guarantees, network outage resilience and scalability added, while compression of logs ensure more comprehensive views into the network.

According to the corporate, these collection services also allow organisations to illustrate audit-quality number of data that may be fascinated about confidentiality, integrity and availability.

Also added is LogLogic LMI 5.3 for IT data and log management, inclusive of the flexibility to change log data in near real time in the course of the forwarding process. It said this selection enables data to be manipulated to support the format of existing applications, corresponding to security event management, IT operations management and ‘home grown' applications.

As data is formatted and stored in near real time, the will for time-intensive ‘store and forward' operations is eliminated with enhancements to its Enterprise Virtual Appliance version of the log management and intelligence product, including increased retention of records for SOX compliance, increased storage and support for prime availability. 

Guy Churchward, CEO of LogLogic, said: “The scope of knowledge under management' today, among organisations of all sizes, is big in its implications for security, compliance and IT operational intelligence.

“Many organisations have inquisitive about finding nuggets in that massive data to enhance their security posture, and their efforts are being abetted by vendors with less mature product offerings. But now organisations have discovered that this big data serves a better purpose: to drive corporate productivity and competitive dominance.”