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We want to request the addition of an in-built log coverage dashboard in Elastic. This dashboard should provide a comprehensive overview of log coverage across various integrated sources, displaying log types, and any discrepancies or gaps in log coverage.
Our organization utilizes multiple log sources for security monitoring and analysis within Elastic. Currently, there is no centralized view to monitor the completeness and coverage of these logs easily. An in-built log coverage dashboard would allow us to:
Monitor Log Ingestion: Track the percentage of logs ingested from each source, ensuring that all logs are captured and ingested as expected. Identify Gaps in Coverage: Quickly identify any missing or incomplete log data, allowing us to address gaps in our logging strategy.
Categorize Log Types: Display the different types of logs ingested (e.g., application logs, system logs, security logs) and their respective coverage, helping us ensure that all critical log types are accounted for. Streamline Compliance and Audits: Provide a clear and concise overview of log coverage for compliance and audit purposes, demonstrating our adherence to logging requirements. Improve Incident Response: Ensure that all relevant log data is available during incident response, improving the effectiveness and accuracy of our investigations. Optimize Log Management: Assist in managing log storage and retention policies by providing insights into the volume and types of logs being ingested.
Having an in-built log coverage dashboard can enhance our log management capabilities, ensure comprehensive log coverage, and improve overall security monitoring and compliance efforts within Elastic.
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We want to request the addition of an in-built log coverage dashboard in Elastic. This dashboard should provide a comprehensive overview of log coverage across various integrated sources, displaying log types, and any discrepancies or gaps in log coverage.
Our organization utilizes multiple log sources for security monitoring and analysis within Elastic. Currently, there is no centralized view to monitor the completeness and coverage of these logs easily. An in-built log coverage dashboard would allow us to:
Monitor Log Ingestion: Track the percentage of logs ingested from each source, ensuring that all logs are captured and ingested as expected.
Identify Gaps in Coverage: Quickly identify any missing or incomplete log data, allowing us to address gaps in our logging strategy.
Categorize Log Types: Display the different types of logs ingested (e.g., application logs, system logs, security logs) and their respective coverage, helping us ensure that all critical log types are accounted for.
Streamline Compliance and Audits: Provide a clear and concise overview of log coverage for compliance and audit purposes, demonstrating our adherence to logging requirements.
Improve Incident Response: Ensure that all relevant log data is available during incident response, improving the effectiveness and accuracy of our investigations.
Optimize Log Management: Assist in managing log storage and retention policies by providing insights into the volume and types of logs being ingested.
Having an in-built log coverage dashboard can enhance our log management capabilities, ensure comprehensive log coverage, and improve overall security monitoring and compliance efforts within Elastic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: