Enterprise log management with legally valid, time-stamped retention
Collect the logs of every device on your network centrally, seal them with trusted timestamps, analyze them and raise instant alerts on critical events. In the cloud or in your own data center.
One platform, eight capabilities
The full log lifecycle: collect, parse, sign, store, monitor, search, report and alert. Explore all solutions →
Centralized Collection
Lossless ingestion from every source via syslog, SNMP traps, Windows agent and file tailing.
UDP · TCP · TLS · AgentReal-Time Monitoring
Live log streams, device health and traffic dashboards. Spot issues before they become outages.
Live stream · DashboardsAlerting & Notifications
Rule-based alerting with email, SMS and webhook delivery plus escalation — within seconds.
Email · SMS · WebhookSearch & Analytics
Full-text search, filtering and correlation across millions of records — in seconds.
Full-text · CorrelationReporting
Scheduled PDF/CSV reports: bandwidth, security events, sessions and audit trails.
PDF · CSV · ScheduledTimestamping & Signing
RFC 3161 trusted timestamps and SHA-256 integrity signatures for legally valid records.
RFC 3161 · SHA-256Retention & Archiving
2+ years of retention; hot/cold tiering and compression for low-cost archives.
2+ years · TieredCloud · On-Prem · Hybrid
Start hardware-free with Cloud SYSLOG, or run everything inside your own data center.
Cloud · On-prem · HybridFrom raw line to legally valid record
Every log line leaving your devices travels a five-stage pipeline: collected, parsed, signed and stored, analyzed — and turned into an alert when it matters.
Be audit-ready at any moment
Turkish Law No. 5651 requires every organization providing shared internet access to retain access records with trusted timestamps for at least 2 years. SYSLOG automates stamping, retention and integrity proofs.
- Law 5651 — lawful retention of access records
- Law 5070 — legal validity via qualified timestamps
- KVKK / GDPR — masking and retention policies
- ISO 27001 — logging and audit-trail controls
Internet Law
Time-stamped 2-year retention mandate.
E-Signature Law
RFC 3161 qualified timestamps.
Data Protection
Masking, access control, disposal.
Info Security
A.8.15 / A.8.16 logging controls.
Who is it for?
ISPs & WISPs
NAT and session records for thousands of subscribers; compliant stamped retention and fast lawful-request response.
Hotels & Hospitality
Legally compliant retention of guest Wi-Fi (hotspot) records; fully integrated with WiPoint Cloud Hotspot.
Enterprise & SMB
Firewall, server and client logs monitored on a single pane; instant alerts on security incidents.
Government & Education
High-volume campus network logging; audit trails, reporting and long-term archiving requirements.
Log management guides
In-depth guides for technical teams — from the syslog protocol to Turkish compliance. View all →
What Is Syslog? A Complete Guide from RFC 3164 to RFC 5424
Message anatomy, facility and severity levels, UDP/TCP/TLS transport trade-offs and syslog's place in modern logging architecture.
Read more → RegulationTurkish Law No. 5651: Who Must Keep Logs?
What a "mass-use provider" is, which records must be kept and for how long, why timestamps are mandatory, and the risks.
Read more → SecurityTrusted Timestamping: Making Logs Legally Valid with RFC 3161
How qualified timestamps work, the link to Turkish E-Signature Law No. 5070, and the daily log-stamping process.
Read more →Let's size your logging together
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