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Gobbling Up Insights: Graylog 7.0 Serves Up a Feast

A feast of new features. A cornucopia of new capabilities. A banquet of breakthroughs (and the T-day puns are just getting started). Graylog 7.0 brings a full plate of advancements that help security teams cut through noise, control cloud costs, and respond with confidence. We’re serving practical improvements across dashboards, automation, and AI support so analysts can focus on action instead of manual effort.

Sliding Through Log-Time Space

This post kicks off a new series written by the Graylog Development Team. In these updates, we’ll highlight the features and fixes that make daily work in Graylog smoother. We want to show the work we care so much about and present the challenges we faced and overcame. Today, we’re starting with one of those minor but functional enhancements: Graylog time-range stepping.

Logs & Lattes: Episode 1 - Smart Logging Without the Price Trap

How much value are you really getting from your logs, and what are you giving up to stay on budget? In this episode of Logs and Lattes, host Palmer Wallace sits down with Seth Goldhammer, VP of Product Management at Graylog, for a candid conversation about the hidden cost of traditional SIEM pricing. Seth explains how ingest-based and resource-heavy licensing models pressure security teams into tough tradeoffs, such as dropping logs, tuning down detections, or limiting retention just to avoid budget overages.

Understanding Incident Response vs Incident Remediation

At a high level, incident remediation is a part of the incident response process. An Incident response plan manages the incident lifecycle across planning, detection, investigation, and recovery. Meanwhile, incident remediation focuses on identifying root causes and implementing measures to prevent future occurrences.

Caddy Webserver Data in Graylog

If you’re running Caddy Webserver on Ubuntu, Graylog now has a new way to make your access logs more actionable without tedious parsing or manual setup. The new Caddy Webserver Content Pack, available in Illuminate 6.4 and a Graylog Enterprise or Graylog Security license, delivers ready-to-use parsing rules, streams, and dashboards so you can quickly turn raw logs into structured, searchable insights.

Bringing GitLab Logs into Focus with Graylog

GitLab’s audit logs offer a goldmine of insights into user activity, project changes, and security events. Getting that data into Graylog for centralized analysis is easier than you might think—especially with the flexibility of our Raw HTTP input and Illuminate’s GitLab Spotlight Pack. In this two-part guide, we’ll walk you through how to get it done, from wiring up GitLab’s Audit Event Streaming to visualizing enriched events in a purpose-built dashboard.

The Visibility vs Cost Trap: A Dangerous Tradeoff

“You can’t investigate what you don’t have”. Every analyst knows the pain of missing context. You’re in the middle of a high-stakes investigation, but the logs you need are gone, archived weeks ago due to retention limits. Or worse, they were never collected in the first place to keep costs under control. This is the Visibility vs. Cost trap, and it puts analysts at a disadvantage every day.