Improve Security with LogClarity®
Enterprise-wide event log management and monitoring of all access to critical systems and information assets is an integral part of security of the enterprise. Insiders that have access or outsiders who manage to get past perimeter security protocols are just as dangerous. Company intellectual property and customer private data is fundamentally important to every organization. This valuable data must be protected including the systems they are stored on.
The LogClarity® Enterprise Solution provides a universal dashboard for enterprise security teams and DBAs to monitor critical information assets across the enterprise. Whether the data is stored inside a database or on a critical server the LogClarity® Enterprise Dashboard provides each LogClarity® user their unique view of the enterprise based on their roles and responsibilities. The
LogClarity® Dashboard includes a powerful Incident Management Console that was developed specifically to identify and alert stakeholders of eminent threats toward the enterprise and critical information assets. LogClarity® comes with over 50 built-in alerts that can immediately pay dividends in the form or early notification of threats to the enterprise. LogClarity® also provides simple-to-use forensics and data mining capabilities to launch investigations and get to the root source of the incident in seconds.
Find out how the LogClarity® solution can assist your organization to increase security of the entire enterprise while monitoring information assets and critical data.
Who is most likely to attack your systems or steal data?
The U.S. Secret Service and Cert.org have been jointly gathering data and have continued to research the behavior of insiders that commit crimes since 2003. According to their studies, today’s insider is most likely a former or current technical employee that gains access to systems and data to exploit system vulnerabilities for a variety of reasons.
The reason this is important to explain is because the clearly blurs the line between external attacks and internal attacks. Any existing disgruntled employee or former employee accessing information remotely can be extremely difficult to guard against. They may know current security protocols and how to access systems and data without being detected. They could even be aware of exactly where the most important intellectual property is located.
They may have a colleague’s login and passwords in their possession. They may even know how to clear the audit logs to cover their tracks after they have accomplished what they set out to do. Insiders are a huge threat towards critical systems and intellectual property.