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LOMOC - Log monitoring from RISE
Big data log analysis - clear and cost-effective.
Easily analyse system, application and security logs and quickly visualise them professionally.
Convenient, expandable, integrable and flexible - affordable log analysis at enterprise level.
Fulfil regulations and compliance requirements with LOMOC. Log monitoring is a central element in all compliance frameworks. Compliance with ISO27001, NERC, PCI DSS, HIPAA or the european NIS2 directive is increasingly difficult to achieve without efficient log management!
In combination with our AI solution AIR MOC, you save time and receive structured information from various sources with comprehensible, well-founded analyses – directly in the context of your IT monitoring landscape.
Central log management.
Easy monitoring of all your system and application logs in one place.
Flexible.
Collection and indexing of system and application logs from any source.
Fair licensing model.
Attractive licence model with prices that allow business growth at moderate licence costs.
Powerful.
Clustering and load balancing to support hundreds of gigabytes per day with continuous availability.
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