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CorreLog intros Cloud Security, Compliance Suite

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NAPLES, USA: CorreLog, Inc., a provider of enterprise-class log management and proactive security correlation solutions, today announces the delivery of the new “Cloud Security and Compliance Suite.”

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CorreLog, Inc. delivers security information and event management (SIEM) combined with deep correlation functions and sophisticated IT enterprise search said a press release.

CorreLog automatically identifies and responds to network attacks, suspicious behavior and policy violations by collecting, indexing and correlating user activity and event data from devices and applications to pinpoint security threats, allowing organizations to respond quickly to compliance violations, policy breaches, cyber attacks and insider threats it added.

The adoption of virtualized servers in IT infrastructure is becoming widespread in all industries, and there are many benefits of virtualization improved network systems, cost reduction and simplified management.

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“Virtualization is really changing the way we do business,” comments George Faucher, CEO of CorreLog. “If we need a machine to provide some new business function, we could go to Amazon EC2 and stand up a virtual machine in 30 minutes. However, being security professionals, this creates a list of challenges for security compliance folks.”

CorreLog has developed a cloud and virtualization suite for security and compliance. Correlation of events and activities in the virtual infrastructure is the best way to get visibility and control of your cloud or virtual infrastructure.

“Our new suite provides visibility into events, such as out of policy virtual machines with multiple incidences to virtual machines that have been suspended or turned off for too long. We have done the work to make this simple and heuristic, leveraging our core product, which is a leading enterprise event manager and search tool providing relevant and actionable information and alerts.” says Faucher.

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