Episode 55 — Log and Event Monitoring for Network Security
In this episode, we cover the role of log and event monitoring in detecting and responding to security incidents. We explain the types of logs generated by firewalls, IDS/IPS, and network devices, and how to centralize them for analysis. Event correlation is discussed as a method for identifying patterns that may indicate malicious activity or system failure. We also emphasize the importance of retention policies and secure storage for forensic investigations.
We also address how automated alerts and dashboards support proactive monitoring and faster incident response. On the Cloud+ exam, log analysis questions often require recognizing relevant indicators or identifying gaps in logging coverage. Produced by BareMetalCyber.com, your destination for more prepcasts, books, and cloud monitoring best practice materials.
