LogRhythm SIEM Event/Event Log Filtering - Overhead
Overall, has the Event Log Filtering feature helped reduce your administrative overhead? If yes, by how much and why? Please provide examples, if applicable.
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reviewer1992084
Senior Security Analyst at a transportation company with 501-1,000 employees
It's helped reduce our administrative overhead. Before, we started doing the Log Filtering, we exceeded our license capacity for what we were licensed for in terms of logs in our SIEM. The filtering allowed us to bring the noise down and helped us with the removal of junk logs that are not useful.
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Tyler Goss
Cybersecurity Analyst with 201-500 employees
The Event Log Filtering feature has also helped us reduce our administrative overhead by approximately 10 to 15%.
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