Translated with AI from the Russian original.

A new version of UserGate's own operating system has been released. The innovations in UGOS 7.3 are aimed at increasing the specialization of solutions, their reliability, and flexibility in corporate environments.

Among other changes, release 7.3 separates UserGate SIEM and UserGate Log Analyzer into separate products, introducing a cluster architecture. Clustering within release 7.3 will optimize the performance of UserGate SIEM and UserGate Log Analyzer - the separation will reduce the load on resources and simplify configuration for individual needs.

As noted by Dmitry Chebotarev, UserGate SIEM Development Manager, UserGate SIEM has historically been developed on the basis of UserGate Log Analyzer, but with release 7.3, both solutions become autonomous products. Chebotarev explained:

This will improve the functionality of the products - each of them will receive its own specialization and unique capabilities, adapted to the specific tasks of the business. Thus, Log Analyzer focuses on log analysis, their long-term storage, and reducing the load on firewalls, while SIEM provides collection, monitoring, data analysis, and threat response

Distributions and documentation for the UserGate NGFW 7.3 release have already been posted on the official UserGate resources and are available to customers and partners of the company. You can leave a request for a free 90-day trial of UserGate SIEM and UserGate Log Analyzer by followingthis link.

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