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1. How Would You Do It? Selecting a Log Management Approach Anton Chuvakin, Ph.D., GCIH, GCFA Chief Logging Evangelist LogLogic, Inc Mitigating Risk. Automating Compliance.
Ranum: “As far as I am concerned, the only downside of building your own logging architecture is that you’ve got no support and nobody to blame if it doesn’ twork . But the truth is, that’s generally how it is, anyhow!” Gartner: “Although this method may prove effective for a limited set of data sources with clearly defined "strings" that the organization is searching for , most organizations quickly run into scalability issues , as well as issues using the data for situational awareness in support of incident response. Before investing too much time or resources in developing internal tools for application logging, organizations should consider the costs associated with internal tool support, challenges in addressing multiple stakeholder needs within an organization, and the breadth and depth of data collected and analyzed . Internally developed tools also face issues with the collection of data from sources that have proprietary formats . In most cases, internally developed centralized application log solutions will fall short of meeting organizational requirements.” Selecting Your Log Management Approach Anton Chuvakin, LogLogic Spend an hour with the Log Management & Intelligence leaders on best practices for selecting a Log Management & Solution. Should you build, buy, outsource or combine strategies? What are the ten most important things to ask your Log Management & Intelligence vendor? What are the best practices being used by the Fortune 500? When build and when not to build your own? When to use a combined log management strategy?