Default Content: Verbose Logging | Mastering ArcSight Series

Published: 23 January 2024
on channel: ArcSight Unplugged

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In this brief video, we cover what verbose logging is and why is it crucial to effective threat detection. It’s difficult to understand the level of verbosity needed in the logs to ensure that sufficient, useful information is recorded. It is also important to strike a balance as to what needs to be enabled and disabled to keep the performance of the system unaffected. Hence, to ease some part of this detailed process, this rest of the videos within the Default Content mini-series will act as an easy guide to set up logs and make use of MITRE ATT&CK related default content in the most effective manner possible.

Presented by Shriya Raviprasad, OpenText Security Engineer

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