It goes without saying that across your business infrastructure, there should be a commitment to protect not only the hardware and software assets, but the plethora of data that is transmitted through and stored in it. However, to successfully safeguard such data, it is imperative to have an effective audit policy in place that includes the collection of security events as its essential component.
We are happy to announce the next minor release of the v4 branch: version 4.10
The release fixes bugs and brings a refresh of the om_raijin output module.
om_raijin can be used to send data to the Raijin Database
If you have feedback, would like to see additional improvements, reach out to us.
Download a fully funcional trial version of NXLog Enterprise Edition 4.10 here.
We have published an updated version of our NXLog Community Edition product. The release contains a few platform adjustments and bug fixes.
The product is available through our download pages and docker hub
The sources are published here
The Domain Name System (DNS) facilitates communication between all devices connected to the Internet. It consists of hierarchical servers that can translate any given hostname, along with its corresponding domain name, to its internet protocol (IP) address(es). One of the most common is the windows DNS server that ensures that data requests are sent to their correct endpoints while providing human-readable addresses for websites connected to the Internet.
