Wick Hill appointed LogLogic distributor for UK and Germany

Woking, Surrey:  22nd October, 09 - Wick Hill has been appointed UK and German distributor for US company LogLogic, a global leader in log, compliance and security management.  LogLogic’s open log management solutions help businesses of all sizes save time and resources by automating log monitoring and reporting. Key features include in-depth forensic analysis, event correlation, and ease of deployment and support.

Compliance is becoming an increasing concern for many companies, as more and more regulations are added which companies must comply with. These include PCI (Payment Card Industry) rules, CoCo and SOX.

Ian Kilpatrick, chairman Wick Hill Group, commented: “We’re delighted to be selected by LogLogic. The areas of log management and compliance are growing rapidly in both the public and private sectors.1  LogLogic is a market leader with strong product offerings, so we believe this appointment will bring excellent opportunities for the channel.”

“The single biggest value Wick Hill will provide is the extension of our reach into a customer base that we could never reach on our own,” said Fabrice Prugnaud, vice president EMEA for LogLogic.  “We strive every day to enable and reward our partners for their selling efforts on our behalf. We are 100% committed to helping our partners build a growing and profitable business around log management and compliance, while solving critical business issues for their customers.”

Product Information LogLogic Open Log Management provides an appliance based and managed services based platform for collecting, storing, reporting and alerting on 100% of user and system activity data from virtually any log source.

LogLogic Compliance Manager makes regulatory compliance more effective and efficient by automating approval workflows and reviewing tracking.

LogLogic Security Event Manager provides threat detection, security alert prioritisation and incident management workflow.

LogLogic Database Security Manager protects information and achieves segregation of duties by monitoring privileged users and blocking suspicious transactions.