ManageEngine Log 360 is an Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution that helps you enhance your network security and comply with government-mandated and organization-level regulations, by collecting and analyzing your network logs. By integrating OpManager with Log 360, users can forward their critical logs to Log 360, and analyze them to gain deeper insights into user behavior, and identify anomalies and potential threats.
To integrate OpManager with Log 360, kindly follow the below steps:


By integrating OpManager with Log 360, network admins can leverage the following functionalities.
Centralized log management and analysis is a crucial mandate for most of the compliance regulations such as HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and so on. By centralizing and analyzing OpManager's debug and access logs, network admins can comply with the above said regulations.
Since the debug and access logs are forwarded to Log 360 for analysis, network admins can know who accessed what in OpManager. Furthermore, network admins can also correlate access logs with debug logs, helping them troubleshoot network issues, fortify network security against potential unauthorized activities, and conducting extensive root cause analysis.
Once OpManager is integrated with Log 360, users' debug and access logs will automatically be forwarded to the Log360 Server via Syslogs. The logs can then be visualized in the form of the following reports:
The product activity report category contains the All Activity report, which generates reports for all the logs forwarded from OpManager server.
The following debug reports can be generated from the serverout & stdout(debug) logs of the OpManager.
Web access reports generated from OpManager's access logs encompasses a range of HTTP status codes, such as Status Success, Internal Server Error, Gateway Timeout, etc., each reflecting distinct outcomes of client-server interactions.
This is how users can successfully integrate OpManager with Log 360, and enhance their network security by analyzing their logs.
The User Audit reports offers comprehensive visibility into all user-related activities and administrative actions within OPM. It monitors authentication events, application configuration changes, device management activities, and identity lifecycle updates.
Each report will have details of metrics such as:
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