WHAT ARE LOGS
Logs are sequential and chronological text records of operations performed by users, applications, and the system itself.
Computers, servers, printers, pbxs, and virtual platforms like Google Workspace and Office 365 continuously produce a stream of logs
Data is collected via software agents that can be installed on any Windows platform.
For *nix operating systems (Linux – Unix – MacOS), the Syslog protocol is utilized.
For all other devices, such as multifunction printers, the SNMP protocol can be leveraged, along with any proprietary protocols or APIs
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In the database, logs are structured and formatted to a standard specification, ensuring consistent event recording.
Legal Logger thus streamlines the data analysis process for the prompt identification of anomalies and real-time problem resolution
TIMESTAMP
Legal Logger employs globally recognized timestamps to legally validate the date and time associated with an electronic document, making it legally binding against third parties.
Legal Logger has selected Poste Italiane, a qualified trusted service provider compliant with the eIDAS regulations and authorized by AgID
Legal Logger enables users to access logs from any internet-connected computer via the web application, streamlining and expediting problem resolution.
With customized dashboards, Legal Logger can display crucial data in real-time, using tables, charts, and diagrams.
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LOG SOURCES
OPERATING SYSTEMS
CLOUD PLATFORMS
RELATIONAL DATABASES
