Log management that survives an audit.
Centralized log collection, retention and correlation — the foundation an incident investigation or compliance audit actually depends on.
01 Problem
Logs kept only on the originating device, at default retention, are usually gone by the time anyone needs them for an investigation or an audit.
02 Solution
Centralized, retained log collection with correlation and alerting, and coverage reporting that flags sources going silent.
- Log collection and shipping
- Centralized storage and retention
- Correlation and alerting
- Coverage reporting
- Immutable archival for compliance
03 Architecture
Logs ship from source to a central platform via lightweight collectors, retained per your compliance requirement, with older logs moved to immutable object storage.
04 Technologies
WazuhElasticOpenSearchVectorFluent BitS3 Object Lock
05 Methodology
Identify what actually needs to be logged for your compliance and investigation needs, deploy collection, then verify retention and correlation work as designed.
06 Outcome
Logs that are actually there when an investigation or audit needs them — evidenced monthly, not assumed.
07 FAQ
What retention period do you use?
It depends on the compliance framework and log type — full detail is published on our service standards page.
Can logs be tamper-proof?
Archived logs are written to object-locked storage and cannot be altered after the fact — including by our own engineers.