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The Log Management End Game
Mike Rothman has an interesting post on the SIM endgame. He flags one on the primary differences between SIM and LMI:
But auditors and compliance type folks are all about reports. They are not about remediation. They need artifacts of what has happened and in many cases they have to forensically look at the data to piece together the circumstances around an issue. Log management solutions cater to these folks. They gather a crapload of log data while maintaining forensic integrity. They are even starting to add value by putting a reporting engine on top of it to provide the auditors with - you guessed it - a set of artifacts to show what has happened and how it proves compliance.
Posted June 09, 2006 in Compliance , Log Management & Intelligence | Permalink
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