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Network Event Correlation
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ALSO CALLED:
Event Correlation,
Event Management
DEFINITION: An event handler is a callback routine that operates asynchronously and handles inputs received into a program (events). In this context, an event is some meaningful element of application information from an underlying development framework, usually from a graphical user interface (GUI) toolkit or some kind of input routine. On the GUI side, events include key strokes, mouse activity, action selections,
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Network Event Correlation Reports
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Information Security Essential Guide to SIMs
sponsored by Information Security Magazine
EGUIDE:
Security information management systems can now be used for proactive risk management and business intelligence. This Essentials Guide explains how this can be achieved. Read on to find articles that cover topics like today's SIM trends, incident response, threat management, and data analysis.
Posted: 17 Nov 2009 | Published: 17 Nov 2009
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The Importance of Network Time Synchronization
sponsored by Symmetricom
WHITE PAPER:
This paper explains why accurate network time -- and therefore precise network time synchronization -- is critically important for network management. Read on to learn more about the importance of network time synchronization.
Posted: 20 Oct 2009 | Published: 20 Oct 2009
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Orion Network Performance Monitor
sponsored by SolarWinds, Inc.
TRIAL SOFTWARE:
Traditional framework solutions are expensive and tough to implement; are difficult to use, maintain and customize; and often impractical for network engineers in mid- to large-sized organizations. Network engineers need affordable, scalable network management solutions that provide immediate visibility into performance of the entire network.
Posted: 14 Jul 2009 | Published: 14 Jul 2009
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NETWORK EVENT CORRELATION DEFINITION (continued):
An event handler is a callback routine that operates asynchronously and handles inputs received into a program (events). In this context, an event is some meaningful element of application information from an underlying development framework, usually from a graphical user interface (GUI) toolkit or some kind of input routine. On the GUI side, events include key strokes, mouse activity, action selections, or timer expirations. On the input side, events include opening or closing files and data streams, reading data and so forth.Some software architectures operate almost entirely by producing, managing, and consuming events. Nearly all software architectures must include at least some event handling capabilities, if only to deal with out-of-bounds conditions and errors. Network Event Correlation definition sponsored by SearchSOA.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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