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2007 Log Management Survey Detailed

Yesterday, we held a webcast with The SANS Institute to announce the complete findings of the 2007 Log Management Survey. The survey, sponsored by LogLogic for the third year in a row, polled more than 650 IT professionals in government, financial services, banking, manufacturing, healthcare, telecommunications, and education sectors from the North American Global 2000 (G2000) - Forbes's comprehensive list of the world's biggest companies.

The verdict? The G2000 continues to adopt log management and intelligence to end the 'logjam.' Turns out that despite its importance, security is not the prime motivation for log management. More than half of those surveyed reported operations management and monitoring the health of the network as the prime motivation for using log data. And, 43% indicated compliance with SOX, PCI and other mandates as the top priority. Download the Executive summary here or check out the Webcast findings here.


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Posted June 07, 2007 in Compliance , Log Management & Intelligence , Risk Management | Permalink


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