Symantec Log Management Service: Capture Log Files, Respond to Threats and Address Growing Compliance Demands
Overview IT risk and compliance demands are heightening the need for a security approach that delivers comprehensive security monitoring and real-time incident alerting that expands support beyond networks to include critical servers, applications and end points, compliance reporting that eases administrative burdens and can accommodate custom reporting needs and flexible archive capability for raw log data that meets regulatory guidelines and organization-specific retention policies. The attendee will learn how the Symantec Log Management Service can help to meet the increasing regulatory requirements and improve security for the company.
| Publisher | Symantec | ||
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| Live Date | 14th January 2009 00:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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