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Every application, OS, or device on a network generates records and logs, carrying valuable information that can be used for ensuring reliability and security over total network structure; however, the fact that logs are generated in massive volumes - as well rapid evolution of cyber-attacks in today’s IT business world - greatly emphasizes the importance that an integrated log management system plays in every organization’s IT structure to monitor availability of connections, . CRYPTOLOG is a log manager that collects, normalizes, and categorizes massive logs generated across your network and turn it into valuable information on an intuitive interface where advance search, analysis and correlation monitoring becomes easier and more efficient. CRYPTOLOG overcomes lack of consistency on log formats, and provides logging and storage of a broad range of log workspaces, e.g. OS events, IDS events, application log files, Database transactions and so forth, using potent collecting engines and parsing algorithms. The original log records can be stored separately based on vendor request for lateral archiving or legal regulation purposes.
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Every application, OS, or device on a network generates records and logs, carrying valuable information that can be used for ensuring reliability and security over total network structure; however, the fact that logs are generated in massive volumes - as well rapid evolution of cyber-attacks in today’s IT business world - greatly emphasizes the importance that an integrated log management system plays in every organization’s IT structure to monitor availability of connections, . CRYPTOLOG is a log manager that collects, normalizes, and categorizes massive logs generated across your network and turn it into valuable information on an intuitive interface where advance search, analysis and correlation monitoring becomes easier and more efficient. CRYPTOLOG overcomes lack of consistency on log formats, and provides logging and storage of a broad range of log workspaces, e.g. OS events, IDS events, application log files, Database transactions and so forth, using potent collecting engines and parsing algorithms. The original log records can be stored separately based on vendor request for lateral archiving or legal regulation purposes.