Secure your SQL and IIS servers with SIEM

Three reasons why you should audit your SQL and IIS servers

To ensure business continuity

Keeping your databases and web servers up and
running at all times will help you maintain customers'
trust and stay productive.
To detect and mitigate security threats

Identifying anomalies that could be security threats aids
in thwarting attacks like SQL injections, cross-site
scripting, and malicious requests.
To meet compliance regulations

Following the requirements of various regulatory
mandates will help keep your confidential data secure,
as well as detect and report breaches.

A security information and event management (SIEM) solution like
Log360 ensures you stay on top of important security events occurring
on your databases and web servers, so you can detect threats and meet
compliance regulations.

Which events should you track?

For databases:

Database manipulation language (DML) queries.
Database definition language (DDL) queries.
Account activity such as role changes or account
creation and deletion.
Server activity such as logons, startups,
shutdowns, and more.

For web servers:

Status codes and errors.
Usage trends, including information on users, pages,
and queries.
Malicious URL requests and file executions.
FTP server activity, including file uploads and
downloads.

Three reasons why you should audit your SQL and IIS servers

To ensure business continuity

To detect and mitigate security threats

To meet compliance regulations

Easily audit your databases
and web servers

Which events should you track?

For databases:

For web servers:

Resources

Three reasons why you should audit your SQL and IIS servers

To ensure business continuity

To detect and mitigate security threats

To meet compliance regulations

Easily audit your databases and web servers

Which events should you track?

For databases:

For web servers:

Resources

Easily audit your databases
and web servers