Data Enrichment

Graylog Data Enrichment enhances raw log data by adding critical context, such as geolocation, user identity, risk scoring, and threat intelligence. This helps IT and security teams detect threats faster, correlate logs across multiple sources, and reduce false positives by 40%.

Graylog enriches log data by integrating multiple data sources, including:

• Threat Intelligence Feeds – Detect malicious IPs, domains, and file hashes.
• Asset Metadata – Associate logs with specific devices and security classifications.
• Geolocation Data – Identify login locations and suspicious access attempts.
• Risk Scoring – Prioritize security incidents with automated threat analysis.

By combining these elements, Graylog reduces alert fatigue and speeds up security response.

Organizations use Graylog for real-time security insights and incident response. Benefits include:

• Faster Threat Detection – Identify security risks with live IOC matching.
• Lower False Positives – Enrich logs with context to filter out noise.
• Stronger Compliance Reporting – Link security events to audit-ready documentation.

Integrated Cloud Security – Monitor logs across AWS, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Exchange.

Graylog integrates with open-source and commercial threat intelligence feeds, including:

• AlienVault OTX
• Greynoise
• Malshare
• Robtex
• VirusTotal

These integrations help automatically detect indicators of compromise (IOCs) and flag malicious activity in real-time.

Yes! By enriching logs with context, Graylog significantly reduces false positives. Security teams can:

• Focus on high-priority threats instead of routine activity.
• Cut alert triage time by 50% with automated correlation.
• Use dynamic risk scoring to escalate real threats while ignoring low-risk logs.

Dynamic risk scoring analyzes log activity in real-time and assigns severity levels based on:

• Threat Intelligence Data
• Log Anomalies
• Previous Attack Patterns
• Geolocation Risk Factors

By prioritizing high-risk threats, security teams can improve response times and prevent potential breaches.

Graylog tracks the geographic origin of system events, logins, and network traffic, allowing security teams to:

• Detect unauthorized remote access.
• Set geo-based alerts for logins from high-risk locations.
• Map attack origins in real-time to identify potential threats.

Yes! Graylog integrates with vulnerability scanners to link logs with known exploits and security weaknesses. Benefits include:

• Risk-based prioritization – Focus on vulnerabilities most likely to be weaponized.
• Automated compliance reporting – Generate reports linking security events to patching status.

Graylog provides centralized cloud security monitoring by:

• Collecting logs from AWS CloudTrail, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Exchange.
• Detecting suspicious activity in real-time.
• Automating compliance reports for security audits.

Graylog supports integration with a wide range of real-time threat feeds to enhance log enrichment and threat detection. Supported sources include:

• AlienVault OTX
• Greynoise
• VirusTotal
• Malshare
• Robtex
• ThreatFox
• Tor Exit Node list
• URLHaus

These feeds enable Graylog to automatically detect IOCs such as malicious IPs, domains, file hashes, and URLs, helping teams identify and neutralize threats more quickly.

Graylog automatically detects security threats by:

1. Analyzing logs in real-time for unusual activity.
2. Matching logs against threat intelligence feeds and a library of Sigma Rules.
3. Assigning risk scores based on attack patterns.
4. Triggering automated alerts for high-risk incidents.

This helps security teams neutralize threats faster.

Yes! Graylog simplifies compliance auditing by:

• Generating audit-ready security reports.
• Correlating security events with patching and remediation data.
• Providing detailed log analysis for industry regulations.

This makes it easier for IT and security teams to meet compliance standards.

Graylog stands out from other log enrichment tools by offering:

• Real-time threat intelligence integrations.
• Automated asset classification & risk scoring.
• Seamless cloud security monitoring.
• Support for custom threat feeds.

Unlike many competitors, Graylog allows deep log correlation and unified security analysis.

1. Install Graylog and configure log sources.
2. Enable enrichment features like threat intelligence, risk scoring, and IP geolocation.
3. Integrate third-party security tools for deeper log analysis.