RE: [logs] comparison chart/ magic Quadrant or something about ce ntralized l ogging systems..

From: Todd E. Tucker (Todd.Tuckerat_private)
Date: Wed Apr 02 2003 - 07:37:31 PST

  • Next message: Kevin Hanrahan: "Re: [logs] comparison chart/ magic Quadrant or something about centralized l ogging systems.."

    Yes, just be forewarned. Gartner carefully defines their "markets" and is
    very hesitant to create a new market until it is very established. I'll be
    surprised if you find much at Gartner on centralized logging.
    
    They define the term "IT Security Management," which is the closest they've
    got to what you're looking for, as:
    
    "Enterprise IT security management focuses primarily on the tools,
    technologies and services that are needed by IT security operations to
    manage security devices and the security of IT infrastructure, applications
    and transactions (see "Enterprise IT Security Management Defined"). The core
    value proposition of IT security management is the correlation of security
    data from multiple devices and systems to enable better security assessment
    and support corrective action. The primary driver of this nascent market is
    the failure of intrusion detection systems (IDSs) to separate real threats
    from the background noise of ineffective probes, false alarms and normal
    system changes."
    
    Marc Nicolette and Matt Easley are the primary analysts in this quadrant for
    Gartner.
    
    Regads,
    
    Todd Tucker
    NetIQ
    
    
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    From: durnieat_private [mailto:durnieat_private] 
    Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 1:18 PM
    To: loganalysisat_private; Mehtap.Erdoganat_private
    Subject: Re: [logs] comparison chart/ magic Quadrant or something about
    centralized l ogging systems..
    
    
    
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    Call Gartner back and use the term "Security Event Management"...
    
    You'll get alot more hits, trust me...
    
    Chris Kirschke, CISSP
    Silicon Valley Bank
    
    On Mon, 31 Mar 2003 23:05:11 -0800 Mehtap Erdogan
    <Mehtap.Erdoganat_private>
    wrote:
    >Hi,
    >I may be considered as a newbie at  centralized logging systems,  
    >trying to find the best for my company reading documents, getting 
    >demos..etc. I tried (through Gartner..etc.) but couldn't find any 
    >information comparing different centralized logging systems.
    >Is it possible to get this kind of information or something similar?
    >Thanks, and sorry for my English..
    >Mehtap Erdogan,
    >Security Specialist Asst,
    >Central Bank of Turkey,
    >
    >
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