SpyLogix Modules

The SpyLogix system for information security intelligence and data actualization employs standardization, centralization, and automation to maximize savings in time, money, and resources for organizations maintaining secure access to business information assets. SpyLogix modules are designed to acquire, map, and send security data in a standardized way. SpyLogix modules acquire security data from any programmatically accessible enterprise source using the most direct and effective means possible. Security data is simply mapped into a standardized message format, and then sent efficiently to one or more centralized SpyLogix Enterprise Platform server(s).

By capturing security data using standardized messages, centralized security message processing and data management can be automated. Immediate standardization of security data from each source eliminates complex data handling and management tasks that can drive up support costs and impact quality service delivery. For example, security data mapping step preserves included attribute names, allowing SpyLogix Enterprise Platform to automatically instantiate new data types into the database to save time and reduce security data management support burdens.

SpyLogix modules provide continuous real-time access to security data that is not available in log files. The capture process is continuous and direct from each monitored resource, so as to provide for security data actualization, or alerts and triggered actions based on real-time security data sampling. This approach means existing IT service processes can be enhanced with new data and automation not previously available using log management tools alone.

SpyLogix modules are an essential technology for organizing and using new security data for supporting today’s efforts to thwart threats to business information access. The SpyLogix system includes a rich suite of modules that work continuously across all network and application platforms or you can utilize the SpyLogix toolkit easily build your own custom module.