The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
01/29/2010
LogRhythm, the company that makes log data useful, today announced that it has received a patent from the United States Patent & Trademark Office for several key components of the technology underlying the LogRhythm log and event management platform.
ebizQ received the following:
The patent covers innovations developed by LogRhythm that span content-aware log processing, log management, log analysis, and event management.
"Our vision has always been to deliver the next generation solution for Log Management, Analysis and Security Event Management," said Chris Petersen, co-founder and CTO of LogRhythm. "This patent validates we were first to understand and deliver a truly integrated, content-aware solution capable of addressing future needs. The technological approach and methods covered by this patent form the foundation for the future of Security Information & Event Management, or what we like to call SIEM 2.0."
The patent issued to LogRhythm by the United States Patent & Trademark Office includes claims relating to content-based log processing, intelligent log archiving, content-based log and event prioritization, and event processing, pertaining to the further processing of logs first designated as events.
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