Security OperationsQuestion 80 of 100
Which practice ensures logs cannot be tampered with by centralizing them on a protected, write-once server?
a.Log rotation
b.Log integrity and centralization
c.Log compression
d.Log sampling
Explanation
Centralizing logs on a hardened, tamper-resistant server preserves their integrity for investigations. Attackers often try to delete local logs to hide activity, so protected central storage defeats this. Techniques like write-once media and hashing further ensure integrity.
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