A new security manager wants a visual summary that highlights critical threat data and system performance in a single view. They also need flexible filtering and comprehensive log integrations. Which approach is most effective for meeting this objective?
Rely on a server that lists open ports and requires manual reviews for suspicious activity
Use a centralized event aggregator that sends daily notifications
Focus on raw text files for detailed audits without charted summaries
Develop a consolidated interface that merges logs from different points and provides interactive data visualizations
Creating a unified interface that integrates logs from various sources and offers flexible filtering provides real-time insight into threats and performance. Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions can display vital metrics and correlations, helping teams respond quickly. A basic event aggregator or text-based log viewer lacks immediate visibility, and focusing on daily emails does not achieve the interactive functions needed for timely responsiveness.
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