Configuring Syslog to use TLS (Transport Layer Security) for transmitting log data helps in protecting the data from eavesdropping and tampering attacks. This measure encrypts the communication between Syslog clients and servers, which is essential for maintaining confidentiality and integrity. Using SSH only secures terminal connections and does not apply to Syslog traffic. Compression of Syslog files might save space and increase transmission speed but does not enhance security. Implementing QoS for Syslog traffic can prioritize the data but also does not contribute directly to data security.
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