Protect Your Most Critical Systems with Forensic-Grade Log Collection
When it comes to cybersecurity and compliance, general-purpose logging isn’t enough. Snare provides forensic-level logging to help organisations protect critical infrastructure, maintain audit integrity, and respond effectively to incidents. Our suite captures comprehensive, tamper-evident logs in real-time — ensuring nothing is missed when it matters most.
Snare is trusted in the world’s most sensitive and regulated sectors:
Government Agencies:
Secure logging for national intelligence and defence networks.
Financial Institutions:
High-fidelity audit trails for transactions and access controls.
Utilities & Energy Providers:
Log collection for OT/IT convergence and NERC/CIP compliance.
Healthcare & Life Sciences:
Protecting patient data and clinical systems in line with HIPAA, ISO 27001 and other global mandates
Snare is designed to work within complex environments, integrating with:
through irrefutable log records
with granular event detail
with automated reporting
with precise, structured data
by sending only high-value events
A federal agency detected anomalous behaviour within its secure network — including privilege escalation and unusual file access patterns. Traditional log sources provided incomplete visibility, delaying the security team’s ability to respond.
By leveraging Snare’s forensic-level logging capabilities, the agency was able to capture full endpoint activity in real time. Tamper-evident logs were forwarded securely to their SIEM, while Snare Central retained raw data for deeper forensic analysis.
Snare enabled the agency to respond with precision and prove integrity in the face of a critical threat.
Combine Snare’s modules for complete forensic coverage:
Together, they deliver end-to-end, forensic-grade visibility — no vendor lock-in, no missed events.
What is forensic-level logging?
Forensic-level logging refers to the detailed, tamper-evident collection and storage of system and user activity logs to support security investigations, audits, and compliance reporting. It ensures complete visibility into what happened, when, and by whom — even across highly complex environments.
Why do critical systems need forensic-grade logs?
Critical systems — like those in defence, finance, healthcare, and energy — are frequent targets for sophisticated cyber threats. Forensic-grade logs enable organisations to detect anomalies in real-time, conduct root cause analysis, meet regulatory obligations, and ensure accountability through indisputable evidence.
How does Snare ensure log integrity?
Snare enforces log integrity through secure agents, cryptographic signatures, and tamper-evident storage methods. Logs are collected in real time, securely transmitted, and optionally compressed or encrypted based on policy — ensuring that your audit trail remains trustworthy from source to SIEM.
Can Snare integrate with my existing SIEM or security stack?
Yes. Snare is SIEM-agnostic and integrates seamlessly with leading platforms like Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar, Securonix, and more. With Snare Reflector, logs can be filtered, transformed, and routed to multiple destinations to suit hybrid cloud and multi-vendor environments.
Does Snare support log retention and replay for audits?
Absolutely. Snare Central supports long-term, cost-effective storage of logs, with the ability to replay historical data into new tools, environments, or SIEMs. This is essential for compliance audits, investigations, or transitions between log analytics platforms.
What types of systems can Snare monitor?
Snare supports a wide range of systems, including Windows, Linux, macOS, cloud infrastructure, firewalls, OT/ICS devices, and more. Whether it’s a legacy server or a modern cloud service, Snare ensures your logging is complete, consistent, and compliant.
How does Snare help with compliance requirements?
Snare helps meet global regulatory standards such as ISO 27001, HIPAA, NIST, NERC CIP, GDPR, and more by providing secure, auditable logging with granular retention policies, access controls, and reporting capabilities — all centrally managed and ready for inspection.
