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LogLogic Platform Gets Certified for NetApp's Snaplock
Today we announced that we are the LogLogic Log Management Platform is now certified for NetApp's Snaplock storage and compliance solutions. Snaplock to help customers simplify the management of immutable lhich is designed to create WORM (Write Once Read Many) data archives.
Log data is often stored in departmental silos without attention to data integrity or security, but compliance mandates and operating pressures -- such as frequent audits and increasing demands for user activity monitoring - are making Enterprises approach log data horizontally across the organization. To do this, collecting all log data all of the time is critical as is storing the log files in a completely secure and unchangeable form. For forensics, legal reasons and satisfying compliance mandates like PCI, immutability of log data is becoming necessary in today's enterprise.
Gerard M. Stegmaier of Silicon Valley law firm Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich and Rosati talked about the implications for Logs and the Law in a podcast along with LogLogic's Andy Lark. Check it out here.
Posted March 29, 2007 in Compliance , Log Management & Intelligence , Risk Management | Permalink
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