SECFND Question DATA/LOG
UsualSuspect7
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What's the difference between: Logs and Data
1) Cisco Press Book
A) Session Log:
- "Track changes made on managed host during a web-based system manager session"
1) Majority of Websites: https://vwannabe.com/2017/02/07/ccna-cyber-ops-5-0-security-monitoring/
has a breakdown and define of the exam objectives; nothing intrusive and it's public information*
Session Data:
"Session data is the summary of the communication between two network devices. Also known as a conversation or a flow, this summary data is one of the most flexible and useful forms of NSM (Network Security Monitoring) data."
This doesn't make sense at all!!!
Also to note I did notice a few issues with the cisco press book, but i can't find any web resources to corroborate these anomalies?
1) Cisco Press Book
A) Session Log:
- "Track changes made on managed host during a web-based system manager session"
1) Majority of Websites: https://vwannabe.com/2017/02/07/ccna-cyber-ops-5-0-security-monitoring/
has a breakdown and define of the exam objectives; nothing intrusive and it's public information*
Session Data:
"Session data is the summary of the communication between two network devices. Also known as a conversation or a flow, this summary data is one of the most flexible and useful forms of NSM (Network Security Monitoring) data."
This doesn't make sense at all!!!
Also to note I did notice a few issues with the cisco press book, but i can't find any web resources to corroborate these anomalies?
CISSP, CCENT, CCNA R/S, CCNA Cyber OPs, Security+, CySA+, PenTest+, Network+, Microsoft AZ-900, InsightVM CA
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nisti2 Member Posts: 503 ■■■■□□□□□□According to the material:
A log is a record that is related to activity occurring on a system.
Session Data is all the conversation that a monitoring system can see for example: 5-tuple with time stamps, total byte counter.
Hope this helps,
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UsualSuspect7 Member Posts: 97 ■■■□□□□□□□Yes it did!!! dude thank you so much!!!!!CISSP, CCENT, CCNA R/S, CCNA Cyber OPs, Security+, CySA+, PenTest+, Network+, Microsoft AZ-900, InsightVM CA