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Centralized Event Log Management
EventLog Analyzer collects application, system, security,
directory service, DNS server, and File Server events from
enterprise-wide Windows
and UNIX hosts. All events are automatically stored in
a central database and reports are generated.
Compliance Reporting
EventLog Analyzer includes pre-defined compliance reports
that help meet HIPAA,
GLBA, and Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Compliance requirements.
These reports include details such as user logon/logoff, failed
login attempts, and more events that are essential for an
enterprise to be HIPAA, SOX, or GLBA compliant.
Real-time Alerting
Alerts can be set up to notify system administrators when
specific events are generated. Events that indicate unusual
activity such as system breakdowns, application failures,
etc. can be profiled, and administrators can be mailed whenever
the alert is triggered. Alerts are based on threshold violations,
and can be defined for individual servers or groups.
Security Analysis
Instant reports include information on unauthorized
and failed login attempts for each server. Information
from these reports help in identifying malicious
users and vulnerable machines which may be present in
the network.
Automated Event
Archiving
EventLog Analyzer automatically archives the event logs collected
from each server. You can later load archived files into the
database and generate specific reports with those events.
Host Grouping
EventLog Analyzer lets you define host
groups to report on event logs exclusively. By default,
hosts are grouped into Windows and UNIX groups.
Scheduled Reporting
Administrators can select specific servers, and
schedule reports to run
automatically over defined time intervals. Reports can also
be mailed if needed.
Multiple Report Export
Formats
All instant reports and custom reports in EventLog Analyzer
can be exported in PDF and
CSV formats. However, report sent by email are in PDF format
only.
Built-in Database
EventLog Analyzer includes a built-in MySQL
database that stores all the event
logs collected from servers. No external configuration
required.
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