It delivers deep visibility across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments, identifying vulnerabilities and configuration issues before they can be exploited.
Data is encrypted and transmitted to the Alert Logic backend (hosted on AWS) for analysis, correlation, and storage. This is where human analysts investigate alerts.
A common concern for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) is the "paradox of trust": granting a third-party vendor deep access to network traffic and host-level telemetry to monitor for threats. This paper dissects the security controls Alert Logic employs to ensure that the monitoring tool itself does not become a liability.
It delivers deep visibility across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments, identifying vulnerabilities and configuration issues before they can be exploited.
Data is encrypted and transmitted to the Alert Logic backend (hosted on AWS) for analysis, correlation, and storage. This is where human analysts investigate alerts.
A common concern for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) is the "paradox of trust": granting a third-party vendor deep access to network traffic and host-level telemetry to monitor for threats. This paper dissects the security controls Alert Logic employs to ensure that the monitoring tool itself does not become a liability.