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Securely collect, store and receive event data from Windows, Unix and Linux systems

Are you getting maximum value from your SIEM? Probably not — 54 percent of cybersecurity pros say that their SIEM detects less than half of all security incidents, and many organizations have had to dial back monitoring to control SIEM costs. The root of the problem isn’t your SIEM. Most

Too many organizations limit the log data they collect because they can't afford to process everything their SIEM; it simply costs too much and generates far too many alerts. However, this decision leaves them unable to properly detect, investigate and remediate security incidents. The key to breaki

Improve endpoint security and log management. Learn the top 3 workstation logs to monitor and how Quest InTrust and IT Security Search simplify the process.

Your organization’s data – and the users who have access to it – are only as secure as your endpoints, which are increasingly susceptible to cyberattacks. Workstation users, in particular, fall victim to drive-by downloads from websites they think they can trust, leading to ransomw

Watch this on-demand webcast and join security experts as they explore the need for better endpoint log management, which current solutions are not working, and how to achieve more robust endpoint security.

Any retailer that wants to continue accepting credit cards needs to maintain compliance with PCI DSS standards — and prove it during annual audits. One of the PCI DSS requirements can be particularly tough to meet: storing a whole year’s worth of audit data. Discover how one large retail

This white paper explores how you can use Change Auditor and InTrust, either alone or in combination with your SIEM, to improve security and compliance while reducing costs.