New in 2022.7: Syslog integration

  • July 5, 2022
  • 2 min read


This month’s release includes a new integration module that enables security event information to be automatically fed to third party SIEM platforms such as Splunk which import standardized Syslog Common Event Format (CEF) data. This is particularly useful for SOC teams that want to include endpoint protection visibility to their event aggregation workflows.

Emsisoft Syslog Integration

You will find the new ‘Integration’ section at the end of your Workspace Settings page in MyEmsisoft. Add a new Integration and choose which events you want to receive. Then select the type ‘Syslog’, specify the hostname of your syslog compatible logging server and confirm the configuration. For additional information about setup, see the Help notes.

In addition, we have ramped up threat detection in the cloud. To date, our EDR platform can detect more than 500 different types of attack patterns as defined by the MITRE ATT&CK framework. And we’re not done yet!

NOTE: This update will require that systems be restarted.

All 2022.7 improvements in a nutshell

Device protection (desktop)

Management console (web app)

How to obtain the new version

As always, so long as you have auto-updates enabled in the software, you will receive the latest version automatically during your regularly scheduled updates, which are hourly by default.

Note to Enterprise users: If you have chosen to receive “Delayed” updates in the Update settings for your clients, they will receive the new software version no earlier than 30 days after the regular “Stable” availability. This gives you time to perform internal compatibility tests before a new version gets rolled out to your clients automatically.

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Have a great and well-protected day!

Emsi

Emsi

Emsisoft founder and managing director. In 1998 when I was 16, a so called 'friend' sent me a file via ICQ that unexpectedly opened my CD-ROM drive, which gave me a big scare. It marked the start of my journey to fight trojans and other malware. My story

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