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What are the "Five Mistakes of Security Log Analysis"
Anton Chuvakin gave a talk at the DoD Cybercrime Conference 2007 in St. Louis, Missouri last week.
In his presentation, the "Five Mistakes of Security Log Analysis," Anton talks about operational security challenges that organizations face while deploying log and alert collection and analysis infrastructure. Chuvaking highlights the top five most common mistakes organizations make in this process: not storing logs long enough to comply with gov't regulations, not preserving the forensic quality of logs, and only looking for known 'bad records.'
To get the complete presentation, detailing how to avoid these, and other, mistakes email us.
Take a peek at the presentation here.
Posted January 29, 2007 in Compliance , Log Management & Intelligence , Risk Management , Security | Permalink
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