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We get it. Graylog is part of a larger ecosystem. And to provide you with the best possible protection, we need to integrate with the rest of your tech stack. Graylog provides out-of-the-box integrations with Cloud solutions like Office 365, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Amazon Web Services (AWS), and common enterprise applications such as Okta, Palo Alto Networks, F5, Crowdstrike, and Salesforce. For custom integrations, Graylog offers a robust REST API and data forwarders.

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The Integrations framework is the backbone that supports seamless information gathering. This is accomplished with interactions between your existing IT infrastructure and an extensive portfolio of external application services and platforms. It’s not just about bridging your systems security information with cloud services like O365, Azure, GCP, and AWS; it’s about creating a cohesive network awareness that includes security platforms like Okta, Palo Alto Networks, and Crowdstrike, network solutions from F5, CRM systems like Salesforce, and essential data enrichment sources such as assets, Maxmind and IPInfo GeoIP databases.

Integrations play a crucial role in fortifying your security posture by not only facilitating the seamless flow of log data across diverse platforms but also by enriching this data with critical intelligence. Integrating log data with information intelligence tools, such as GeoIP services from Maxmind and IPInfo, imbues your data with essential contextual insights, such as geographical information. This enriched perspective significantly bolsters data analysis and threat identification processes, allowing your organization to navigate and respond to evolving security landscapes with enhanced agility and informed precision.

Through this comprehensive integrations ecosystem, your organization gains the ability to adapt, respond, and grow in a complex digital environment, ensuring that your systems are not only interconnected but are also intelligent, secure, and efficient.

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What is the primary purpose of Graylog Integrations?

Integrations aim to protect organizations against potential risks and enhance operational efficiency by ensuring seamless compatibility with leading cloud services, applications, and products for enterprise solutions.

Which cloud platforms does Graylog Integrations support?

Graylog Integrations supports major cloud platforms including Office 365, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Security Lake.

How do the integrations contribute to organizational security?

It includes integrations with security platforms like Okta, Palo Alto Networks, Crowdstrike, and many others contributing to a more secure IT environment.

In what way do the integrations utilize GeoIP Databases like Maxmind and IPInfo?

GeoIP databases are used for data enrichment, providing geographical insights that enhance data analysis and threat detection capabilities.

How does the comprehensive integrations ecosystem benefit organizations?

It allows organizations to adapt, respond, and grow in complex digital environments by ensuring their systems are interconnected, intelligent, secure, and efficient.

Can you give examples of how Integrations enhance data with contextual information?

By integrating with GeoIP databases like Maxmind and IPInfo, the feature adds geographical context to data, improving insights for informed decision-making and enhanced threat detection.

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