Gfi Centralized Event Log Management Software

Detailed Product Description

GFI EventsManager is a solution for centralized event log management and reporting, that boasts the most advanced event processing and filtering rules in the industry. It gathers, sorts and reports on W3C, Syslog and Windows events generated by Windows, Linux and Unix based hardware and software systems. These include events generated by antivirus and software applications as well as servers, workstations, firewalls, routers, printers, phone systems, and other network equipment! The solution delivers insight into all that is happening on the IT infrastructure and augments network uptime efforts; acting as an early-warning system for all potential hardware and software failures, whilst monitoring and alerting on possible security breaches. GFI EventsManager has also been developed to satisfy the increasing demands of event-log based legal compliance.

GFI EventsManager collects data from all devices that use Windows event logs, W3C, and Syslog, and uses advanced event processing and filtering technologies to identify key events. Advanced event processing rules allow you to filter out unwanted/trivial events and generate alerts on key issues. With continuous 24 hour activity monitoring and alerting, GFI EventsManager empowers the administrator to prevent network disasters through notification of illicit activity or possible hardware and software failures on their network, supplying info such as; which software is being installed/uninstalled, what health status Microsoft Exchange and other servers are in, who is accessing sensitive files, login related activity and more. GFI EventsManager provides real-time alerting when critical events arise, suggests remedial actions and if applicable triggers corrective actions by automatically launching scripts and executable files.

Event logs are the primary source to determine level of compliance and identify deficiencies. With GFI EventsManager events can be processed and filtered whilst leaving the raw source intact, in compliance to event log regulations such as Basel II, PCI Data Security Standard and Sarbanes-Oxley Act