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Critical Success FactorsIn order to obtain the necessary funding a compelling Business Case should be prepared showing how the benefits of effective Event Management can far outweigh the costs – giving a positive return on investment. One of the most important CSFs is achieving the correct level of filtering. This is complicated by the fact that the significance of events changes. For example, a user logging into a system today is normal, but if that user leaves the organization and tries to log in it is a security breach. There are three keys to the correct level of filtering, as follows:
Proper planning is needed for the rollout of the monitoring agent software across the entire IT Infrastructure. This should be regarded as a project with realistic timescales and adequate resources being allocated and protected throughout the duration of the project. Risks The key risks are really those already mentioned above: failure to obtain adequate funding; ensuring the correct level of filtering; and failure to maintain momentum in rolling out the necessary monitoring agents across the IT Infrastructure. If any of these risks is not addressed it could adversely impact on the success of Event Management. Date: 2014-12-29; view: 1098
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