D3SF17- A Single Source of Truth for Security Issues- Pushing Siem Logs to Cloud Storage

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It can be challenging for security teams to cut through the clutter of SIEM logs in order to analyze security information and alerts. In this session, Bryan Jones, Senior Security Engineer, walks you through the 5 major configuration steps needed to help you better manage security issues across your entire tech stack.

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A Single Source of Truth for
Security Issues: Pushing SIEM
Logs to Cloud Storage
Bryan Jones, Senior Sales Engineer

Incapsula supports CEF, LEEF, and W3C log formats and provides
near real-time event reporting of in-depth event information, such
as attacker geo-location and client application signature. Incapsula
creates the following comprehensive and detailed logs:
 SECURITY LOGS provide a detailed alert for each suspicious event
detected by the Incapsula proxy while protecting your network throughout
its globally distributed network. All logs include the account ID and site ID
references, which enables drill down into each individual customer/site.
 ACCESS LOGS specify every request and response sent between your
customers and the Incapsula proxy. This is all the traffic that would have
been sent between end users and your origin server, including traffic that
Incapsula served from its cache.
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Incapsula Log Integration in the cloud:
• Automatic log integration via SFTP or Amazon S3. Your logs are pushed
upon creation to your pre-defined repository - an AWS S3 bucket or an
SFTP folder. Logs are automatically transferred from the Incapsula cloud
repository to your repository. No log data is stored in Incapsula at any time.
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