Great point! Establishing baseline reports is definitely crucial - it's like creating a "normal range" for your system behavior, which makes spotting anomalies much easier. Scheduled reporting and automated alerts have helped us significantly reduce response time in security operations.
Just like how consistent data tracking improves outcomes in other fields - for example, checking vehicle history by license plate ensures road safety and legal compliance in Colombia - having real-time insights in Guardium allows for more proactive security measures. AI-driven analysis just takes it a step further by learning patterns we might miss manually.
Thanks for the solid reminder!
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Robertson Kumar
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Original Message:
Sent: Sat March 15, 2025 05:56 AM
From: zeus kam
Subject: Guardium health monitoring
Hi Troy,
To monitor your Guardium environment, start by setting baseline reports to define normal activity. Like tracking trends in health chronicles, consistent monitoring helps detect anomalies early. IBM recommends automated alerts, scheduled reports, and AI-driven insights for better threat detection.
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zeus kam
Original Message:
Sent: Fri April 24, 2020 10:30 AM
From: Troy Woods
Subject: Guardium health monitoring
New to this group so forgive me if this has already been asked and answered, but wondering what people do for monitoring your Guardium environment. Just trying to get some reports so I can determine what is 'normal' so I can start to determine when there might be something wrong.
Any best practices from IBM or advice from other people on what works or does not work for them would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Troy
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Troy Woods
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