Graylog for financial services
Graylog in banks, insurers and payment firms: PCI DSS and DORA logging, Swift environment monitoring, long retention with archiving, and self-hosting to keep log data in region.
Graylog for industries
Where Graylog deployments differ by sector because of log retention rules, security monitoring duties, data residency or restricted networks.
Graylog for healthcare
Graylog for hospitals and health software providers: HIPAA audit controls over EHR and identity systems, patient data in logs, access restrictions on log search and retention planning.
Graylog for government and public sector
Graylog for agencies and public bodies: NIST 800-53 and CMMC audit logging, sovereign or air-gapped hosting, role-based access to sensitive logs and long retention.
Graylog for energy and utilities
Graylog in utilities and energy operators: NERC CIP-007 security event monitoring, collecting logs from segmented OT networks with forwarders, and retention and review schedules auditors check.
Graylog for manufacturing
Graylog for plants and industrial firms: logs from OT and IT networks, remote sites with limited bandwidth, firewall and Windows security events, and NIS2 obligations for manufacturers in scope.
Graylog for SaaS and technology companies
Graylog for SaaS providers: application and cloud audit logs, SOC 2 monitoring evidence, customer security questionnaires about logging, and the cost of self-hosting against a cloud SIEM.
