Graylog

What is Graylog?

Graylog is an open-source syslog implementation that stores logs in Elasticsearch. It consists of a server and web interface written in Java, allowing it to accept syslog messages via TCP, UDP, or GELF. The solution aims to enhance cybersecurity and IT operations through its SIEM, centralized log management, and API security capabilities. Leveraging AI/ML and advanced analytics, Graylog streamlines threat detection, incident response, and daily IT performance monitoring across diverse attack surfaces. Unlike complex and costly setups from competitors, Graylog offers both power and affordability, simplifying IT and security challenges. With over 50,000 installations across 180 countries, Graylog has become a leading centralized log management solution for capturing, storing, and enabling the analysis of petabytes of machine data. Designed for modern log analytics, Graylog removes complexity from data exploration, compliance audits, and threat hunting, allowing users to quickly and easily find meaning in data and take action faster. Graylog offers various deployment options, including Graylog Enterprise, Graylog Cloud, and Graylog Small Business, to fit the needs of different organizations

Highlights

• Centralized log management for capturing, storing, and enabling analysis of petabytes of machine data
• AI/ML and advanced analytics to streamline threat detection, incident response, and IT performance monitoring
• Deployment options including Graylog Enterprise, Graylog Cloud, and Graylog Small Business to fit various organizational needs
• Simplifies data exploration, compliance audits, and threat hunting, allowing users to quickly find meaning in data and take action faster
• Accepts syslog messages via TCP, UDP, or GELF, providing flexibility in data ingestion