Syslog & Event Correlation
Give every event a place in the story.
A link flap, a configuration change and a radio event can describe the same service problem. Assure classifies device messages so operators can investigate the sequence in the context of the affected infrastructure.
01 / THE EVIDENCE
What Assure
brings together.
Vendor-aware classification
Recognise message patterns from Cisco, Aruba, Ruckus and Cambium platforms, with generic fallbacks. Unrecognised messages remain visible as unclassified evidence.
Network and wireless events
Categorise link changes, port flaps, spanning-tree and other security-related messages, client events and RF events where the device supplies them.
Authentication and change context
Distinguish authentication successes and failures from configuration changes, reboots and system faults. Timing can help explain what happened before a loss of service.
Repeated-event investigation
Rate monitoring and event-specific handling support investigation of repeated failures and instability. Combine the event with current device state before deciding that it is still active.
03 / DEPLOYMENT & SCOPE
Agree what
good evidence needs.
Start with your estate.
Identify the sites, assets, service owners and existing collection paths. Confirm the measurements you need, their freshness and the supported platform versions.
Understand the capability boundary.
Useful event correlation depends on forwarding, device clocks and message coverage. Syslog collection alone is not a complete SIEM or managed security operations service. Enabling forwarding is a configuration change and follows the agreed deployment scope.
Discuss coverage and deployment ↗SEE ASSURE IN CONTEXT
Your estate.
Your priorities.
Request a tailored demonstration of syslog & event correlation and the connected capabilities that matter to your team.
- Walk through a relevant investigation.
- Confirm platform and collection coverage.
- Discuss deployment and permitted responses.