📚 Introduction to Logging in SecurityCenter
Logging is a critical component of system monitoring and security analysis. It provides detailed records of events, errors, and user activities to help administrators troubleshoot issues and ensure compliance.
Purpose of Logging:
- Track security-related events (🔒)
- Monitor system performance (📊)
- Generate audit trails (📄)
Supported Log Types:
- System logs (💻)
- Application logs (⚙️)
- Security event logs (🛡️)
🛠️ Configuring Logging Settings
To configure logging in SecurityCenter, follow these steps:
- Navigate to Settings > Logging in the SecurityCenter dashboard.
- Select the log categories you want to monitor (e.g., authentication, network activity).
- Adjust retention policies and alert thresholds as needed.
- Save your configuration and test it with sample events.
👉 Learn more about SecurityCenter configuration
📌 Best Practices for Effective Logging
- Use structured logging for easier analysis (📝)
- Enable real-time monitoring for critical events (⏰)
- Regularly review log files to detect anomalies (🔍)
- Ensure log data encryption for security (🔒)