Determining the proper configuration and resources required for a new log management system can be tricky. Take advantage of Tripwire LogCenter’s software-based deployment to meet current demands and grow capacity when needed. Tripwire LogCenter can collect data from almost any source using standard formats.
Tripwire provides out-of-the-box integration of Tripwire® Enterprise, a security configuration management solution, and Tripwire LogCenter®, a complete log management and SIEM solution. By joining these solutions, you can automatically correlate changes detected in Tripwire Enterprise with log and event data captured by Tripwire LogCenter.
Given today’s environment of sophisticated security threats, security analytics solutions and regulatory compliance demands, the need for a more intelligent log solution has become clear.
Tripwire® LogCenter® supports a variety of data collection methods, including agent-based collection using the Tripwire Axon® agent, and agentless collection via syslog, SNMP, WMI, file collectors and remote connectors for Cisco, Check Point and databases.
The Tripwire Axon agent available with Tripwire LogCenter supports the following platforms:
Tripwire offers mature, refined integration frameworks. With them, you can combine Tripwire Enterprise’s rich change, configuration and compliance information with data from additional security solutions, like SIEMs, change management (CM) systems, change management databases (CMDBs), and governance, risk and compliance (GRC) systems.
North American electric utility companies constantly balance the need to be audit-ready for NERC CIP compliance against their top priority: ensuring the reliability of the bulk electric system.
NERC CIP compliance, especially when approached using manual methods, is complex, time-consuming, and prone to human error. Further, NERC CIP requirements often infer security skill sets beyond those of many workers in the power and electric utility sector.
Companies began adopting the PCI DSS standard for protection of online transactional data a number years ago, and it is becoming a compliance standard throughout the world, for good reason. Cyberattacks threaten the security of consumer data everywhere and the frequency of breaches is escalating.