Translated with AI from the Russian original.

UserGate announced the release of its own OS updated to version 7.3, which includes the separation of UserGate Log Analyzer and UserGate SIEM into independent products. These changes are aimed at increasing the specialization of solutions.

The implementation of a cluster architecture for both products meets market expectations. Almost 60% of users of IB solutions need fault tolerance for Log Analyzer, and more than 45% of users are considering SIEM systems with clustering support. The advantages of clustering UserGate Log Analyzer and UserGate SIEM are minimizing downtime by automatically redistributing the load between cluster nodes in case of failures, sequential updates around the clock, and data security due to information redundancy.

"Our research confirmed that business is waiting for solutions that combine powerful analytics with high performance, so the separation of UserGate Log Analyzer and UserGate SIEM into separate products was a logical step", - comments Dmitry Chebotarev, UserGate SIEM Development Manager.

Clustering within release 7.3 will optimize the performance of UserGate SIEM and UserGate Log Analyzer - separation will reduce the load on resources and simplify customization for individual needs.

Distributions and documentation for the UserGate NGFW 7.3 release are already available on the official UserGate resources and are available to customers and partners of the company.

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