Event Log Types
The ESM Console displays information about events that
occur on your Traps components on the Logs and Security
Events pages. The events can include security events,
policy changes, agent and ESM Server status changes, and changes
to settings. When you enable log forwarding to a SIEM or syslog
device, or to an email, you can customize the type of events that the
ESM Console sends. The events are grouped into the following categories
based on the type of event:
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