We are happy to announce the latest release of NXLog Platform, version 1.8. This release is packed with improvements to give you deeper insights into your telemetry pipeline and infrastructure, expand compatibility, and enhance the user experience. Want a quick overview? Watch a short demo showcasing the new features in this release: Read on for more details about these updates. Agent metrics for telemetry pipeline observability The new Internal Metrics module supports collecting agent metrics, simplifying data flow and agent health monitoring.

Do you ever feel like you’re drowning in data? From endpoint logs and firewall events to database auditing and cloud metrics, the sheer amount of data is overwhelming. While telemetry data is crucial for threat detection, incident response, and compliance, it also brings a major challenge: log noise. Log noise obscures meaningful security signals. If left unchecked, you risk increased false positives, overloading security tools, higher SIEM licensing costs, and, most importantly, SOC alert fatigue.

Understanding security event logs for stronger cybersecurity. Whether a multinational corporation or a small business, organizations face ever-increasing risks of data theft, insider threats, and system intrusions. In 2025, the security landscape is further complicated by the growing influence of artificial intelligence, as cybercriminals are leveraging AI to enhance the sophistication and scale of attacks. One of the most powerful tools for detecting and responding to attacks is the humble security event logs.

We are happy to announce the latest release of NXLog Platform, version 1.7. This release introduces key enhancements focused on the usability and performance of the log discovery UI, as well as the SMTP integration with Microsoft 365. Read on for more details about these updates. Improved log discovery NXLog Platform 1.7 introduces the beta release of a new log discovery UI with significant improvements in usability and performance:

Today, most enterprises use a security log analytics solution or SIEM (Security Information & Event Management), but analytics are only as good as the data fed into your solution. If you’re missing data sources or are failing to extract full value from the data, you won’t see the big picture. This is an issue new customers commonly mention to NXLog. That’s why one of our key goals is to provide a solid data collection layer that ensures all relevant data is collected and properly fed into the SIEM.

Most corporate environments require a login, and Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a solution that helps manage that process in different ways. IAM ensures that only the necessary people can access the relevant IT resources. Each user, device or service is assigned a unique digital identity. So, when an employee logs into a company system, IAM confirms that person’s identity. This might involve a login/password check, multi-factor authentication, or both.