1. OVERVIEW OF INFORMATION SECURITY

2. INFORMATION AND NETWORK SECURITY POLICIES

3. CRYPTOGRAPHY AND PKI

4. NETWORK SECURITY APPLICATIONS

5. DESIGN PRINCIPLES

6. COMPLIANCE EVALUATION SYSTEM AND LAW

7. MALICIOUS LOGIC AND ATTACKS

8. VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS AND IT AUDIT

9. INTRUSION DETECTION AND LOG ANALYSIS

LAB WORK -ISA

SOLVED PRACTICE QUESTIONS

Log Management

LOG MANAGEMENT

Log management is the process of collecting, storing, analyzing, and managing log data generated by various systems and applications within an organization. Effective log management is essential for ensuring security, compliance, and operational efficiency. 

Components of Log Management

  1. Log Collection: Gathering log data from multiple sources, such as servers, network devices, applications, and security tools.
  2. Log Aggregation: Centralizing log data into a single repository or platform for easier analysis and management.
  3. Log Storage: Ensuring secure and reliable storage of log data, often with considerations for retention policies and compliance requirements.
  4. Log Analysis: Examining log data to identify patterns, anomalies, and potential security incidents.
  5. Log Monitoring and Alerting: Setting up real-time monitoring and alerting mechanisms to notify administrators of suspicious activities or issues.
  6. Log Retention and Archiving: Storing log data for a specified period, as required by regulatory standards or organizational policies, and ensuring easy retrieval for future reference.