3.2.6: Log correlation, redundancy and system availability

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To the extent feasible, the relevant entities shall ensure that all systems have synchronised time sources to be able to correlate logs between systems for event assessment. The relevant entities shall establish and keep a list of all assets that are being logged and ensure that monitoring and logging systems are redundant. The availability of the monitoring and logging systems shall be monitored independent of the systems they are monitoring.

This requirement is part of the framework:  
NIS2 Implementing Regulation

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3.2.6: Log correlation, redundancy and system availability
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3.2.6: Log correlation, redundancy and system availability
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3.2.6: Log correlation, redundancy and system availability
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To the extent feasible, the relevant entities shall ensure that all systems have synchronised time sources to be able to correlate logs between systems for event assessment. The relevant entities shall establish and keep a list of all assets that are being logged and ensure that monitoring and logging systems are redundant. The availability of the monitoring and logging systems shall be monitored independent of the systems they are monitoring.

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3.2.6: Log correlation, redundancy and system availability
of the framework  
NIS2 Implementing Regulation
Task name
Priority
Task completes
Complete these tasks to increase your compliance in this policy.
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Temporal information for all system and security logs
Critical
High
Normal
Low
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requirements
Technical cyber security
Security systems and logging

Temporal information for all system and security logs

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Network usage log and process for detecting inappropriate network traffic
Critical
High
Normal
Low
45
requirements
Technical cyber security
Network security

Network usage log and process for detecting inappropriate network traffic

This task helps you comply with the following requirements

Documentation of other protected assets
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Availability of data systems and procedures to protect their availability
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Collection of logs from all assets
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Monitoring the use of the network and information systems to identify anomalies
Critical
High
Normal
Low

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