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Oct 16, 2026

Christopher TrudeauGUEST
41:07
There is a TCP-based writer which supports encryption.
Christopher TrudeauGUEST
41:10
There are writers for Linux's Syslog and for the Windows Event Log.
Christopher TrudeauGUEST
41:14
There's also a callback function, which is rather a clever idea, giving you the ability to hook your own code.
Christopher TrudeauGUEST
41:20
The logger can be configured by constructing an object like you do in Python or through a configuration file.
speaker_0HOST
2:06
Snapshot the virtual machine, memory included, before any reboot.
speaker_0HOST
2:11
Rely on firewall, proxy, and Syslog records held elsewhere.
speaker_0HOST
2:15
Hunt for unexpected administrator role changes, unticketed accounts, and gaps in log forwarding.
speaker_0HOST
2:23
Treat any internet-reachable appliance on Remote Support 26, 2, 3, or earlier as potentially compromised, and rotate credentials only after patching or rebuilding, or the attacker collects the new ones.
speaker_0HOST
3:59
Block outbound traffic from the appliance.
speaker_0HOST
4:02
The awkward question for UK directors is not whether you patch, but whether you would know.
speaker_0HOST
4:08
If your remote access tool fell in August, would logs held somewhere the attacker couldn't reach have told you by October? The answer costs a Syslog server and an afternoon.
speaker_0HOST
4:20
The alternative costs an incident.
Jeff JarvisHOST
30:40
They...
Jeff JarvisHOST
30:40
Observabili- they have Syslog, they have Journal, they have a lot of information about what these systems are doing.
Jeff JarvisHOST
30:46
But unfortunately, [laughs] they don't have a lot of information about what the agents are doing.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:51
Yeah.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
Yeah.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
It's lo- it's a log with context and intention.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:57
Imagine trying to take all the logs, to your point about Syslog.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
31:00
So let's imagine you're literally just piping this stuff directly out of Syslog.
Leo LaporteHOST
30:40
They...
Leo LaporteHOST
30:40
Observabili- they have Syslog, they have Journaling, they have a lot of information about what these systems are doing.
Leo LaporteHOST
30:46
But unfortunately, [laughs] they don't have a lot of information about what the agents are doing.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:51
Yeah.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
Yeah.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
It's lo- it's a log with context and intention.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:57
Imagine trying to take all the logs, to your point about Syslog.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
31:00
So let's imagine you're literally just piping this stuff directly out of Syslog.
Jeff JarvisHOST
30:40
They...
Jeff JarvisHOST
30:40
Observabili- They have Syslog, they have Journaling, they have a lot of information about what these systems are doing.
Jeff JarvisHOST
30:46
But unfortunately, [laughs] they don't have a lot of information about what the agents are doing.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:51
Yeah.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
Yeah.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
It's lo- it's a log with context and intention.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:57
Imagine trying to take all the logs, to your point about Syslog.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
31:00
So let's imagine you're literally just piping this stuff directly out of Syslog.
Leo LaporteHOST
30:40
They...
Leo LaporteHOST
30:40
Observabili- They have Syslog, they have Journaling, they have a lot of information about what these systems are doing, but unfortunately [laughs] they don't have a lot of information about what the agents are doing.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:51
Yeah.
Leo LaporteHOST
30:51
So it's basically a log of agent actions.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
Yeah.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
It's lo- it's a log with context and intention.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:57
Imagine trying to take all the logs, to your point about Syslog.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
31:00
So let's imagine you're literally just piping this stuff directly out of Syslog.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
25:41
Because nothing on the market replaces it in one move.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
25:44
There's a project called Service Radar, open source, posted to Hacker News last October, that's explicitly built to bridge legacy SNMP and Syslog with modern gNMI and OpenTelemetry.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
25:56
The claim is scaling to a hundred thousand devices and ninety million events per second.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
26:01
That's the shape of the tooling that's actually being built, not SNMP replacement.
Jeff JarvisHOST
30:40
They...
Jeff JarvisHOST
30:40
Observabili- they have Syslog, they have Journal of Co- they have a lot of information about what these systems are doing, but unfortunately [laughs] they don't have a lot of information about what the agents are doing.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:51
Yeah.
Jeff JarvisHOST
30:51
So it's basically a log of agent actions.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
Yeah.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:54
It's lo- it's a log with context and intention.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
30:57
Imagine trying to take all the logs, to your point about Syslog.
Spencer ThompsonGUEST
31:00
So let's imagine you're literally just piping this stuff directly out of Syslog.
speaker_4HOST
15:12
Yeah.
speaker_5HOST
15:12
And it just floods your Syslog servers with aggressive warnings.
speaker_4HOST
15:15
Right.
speaker_4HOST
15:15
It keeps the business running, but it makes sure you know you're flying a plane with a giant red warning light flashing on the dashboard.
Jake WilliamsHOST
13:05
I know I have...
Jake WilliamsHOST
13:07
I know, I mean, like, beyond, like, like the streaming Syslog.
Jess HebenstreitHOST
13:11
Right.
Jess HebenstreitHOST
13:11
Yeah.

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