LogLogic Unveils LogLogic 4

04/16/2007

LogLogic, a specialist in log management, today unveiled LogLogic 4 - the latest version of its flagship Log Management and Intelligence Platform, the de facto open standard for managing log data with the best performance, security and total cost of ownership.



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Logs, a fingerprint of systems and user activity, are central to an IT professional's daily security and operations routines and, provide the data and intelligence Enterprises need to prove compliance with IT controls and regulations such as PCI and SOX. With LogLogic 4, IT tasks can be reduced from days to minutes, compliance activities automated, and information assets protected. Available today, LogLogic 4 includes over 30 new major features, performance improvements and innovations such as Multi-dimensional AnalyticsTM that integrate "Google-like" search with reporting on indexed data and rapid drill-downs through "drag-and-drop" menus.

LogLogic 4 is the first open Log Management PlatformTM. Through a Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) and open Application Programming Interface (API), users can develop their own log analysis applications - or easily integrate log data with existing SIEM deployments, operations consoles and management dashboards, strategically extending LogLogic's platform across the Enterprise. Only LogLogic combines the benefits of openness, with the robust scalability, security and reliability required in "carrier-grade" infrastructure and non-stop applications, making it a more strategic alternative to one dimensional log tools or proprietary event management applications.

"LogLogic 4 eliminates the cost and complexity of log silos and breaks data free from proprietary log and search applications", said Chris Brennan, president and CEO, LogLogic. "Leveraging LogLogic 4's open platform and APIs, IT and Security managers will be able to quickly create and extend reporting and dashboards to end-users in HR and Compliance roles, sharing information with critical compliance, security and management applications used across global enterprises. Armed with Multi-dimensional Analytics, IT can now go beyond pure log searching technologies to streamline forensics tasks or accelerate the troubleshooting process for devices from days to just minutes. Faster time to resolution means more higher system availability, yielding greater IT productivity and more business resilience."

"Faced with risks from many external threats, IT is waking up to the importance of collecting log and network flow data," said Jon Oltsik. "By providing data insight from log data to network operations, compliance management, system administrators, lines of businesses and security silos across the enterprise, the business data mart is turning into an enterprise IT data warehouse. Offering an open log management platform that reports on all devices and application data, LogLogic finally gives enterprises a way to break down log silos and allow the intelligent warehousing of log data for business advantage."

Fully Integrated Log Data Warehousing Solution - Build Once, Comply Many Times

"Rather than taking an application or device-by-device approach to compliance and security management, Enterprises and Government can now create a Log Data WarehouseTM once, and leverage that data many times for compliance and security operational activities", said Dominique Levin, VP product management, LogLogic. "By automating compliance processes on an open Log Management Platform, enterprises can implement sustainable and repeatable practices, drastically reducing the cost of continuously maintaining compliance and reporting on multiple mandates simultaneously."

With LogLogic 4, IT can easily adapt effective logging policies to support compliance through prepackaged solutions for PCI SOX, HIPAA, FISMA, GLBA as well IT control frameworks COBIT, ITSM/ITIL, and ISO.

LogLogic 4 adds certification for leading long term storage solutions, including EMC Centera, NetApp Snaplock, and NexSAN Assureon providing extended log archival options to address customer's needs for immutable, secure logs for compliance.

It's What Happens After Search That Matters

LogLogic is taking log management well beyond search by introducing Multi-dimensional Analytics to accelerate IT forensics from hours or days to minutes. Using a combination of search, indexing, data categorization and automated reporting, users now have more rapid response times to figure out the greatest risks and threats, resulting in faster remediation activities. LogLogic's approach means IT now has the ability to gather insight from 100% of all log sources versus only 5% with competitive, index-only solutions - and gain greater insight into complete business operations, simplifying utilization of system resources.

"Log search is only one dimension of effective IT operations and security", added Levin. "The days of writing or downloading scripts or rules don't meet the new needs of the fast-moving enterprise." LogLogic 4 also introduces prepackaged, Taxonomy-based reports and alerts. Users can quickly review and drill-down on collected log data through the lens of common activities including identity and access management, user activity monitoring, change and configuration management, continuity and availability management, etc.

"When dealing with incidents and compliance requirements, time to action is the critical determinant of success or failure. Organizations need to be able to cut and analyze their log data in multiple ways in multiple dimensions. Similar to how business intelligence solutions revolutionized the analysis of operational business data, providing a multi-dimensional analysis engine for log data will similarly redefine how organizations use and leverage security operations," observes Mike Rothman, President of Security Incite and author of the Pragmatic CSO.

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