What does Deep Security's logging feature help to inspect?

Deep Security's logging feature is designed to provide comprehensive insights regarding the security status and activities of virtual machines, including the traffic and key objects associated with compromised instances. This functionality allows administrators to meticulously monitor and analyze data flows, system events, and potential security incidents in real-time.

By capturing logs of traffic and the interactions with critical objects, Deep Security enables organizations to identify unusual patterns or behaviors that may indicate security breaches or vulnerabilities. This is particularly important in a cloud or virtual environment, where the dynamics of security incidents can evolve rapidly. The logging feature integrates deeply with the rest of Deep Security's offerings, providing contextual detail that is essential for effective threat detection and incident response.

The other options do not encompass the full scope of what the logging feature can monitor. Network connections alone would be too narrow and would miss important metadata associated with objects that may have been compromised. Internet traffic, while relevant, does not provide the detailed context of key objects that could signal a larger security issue. Finally, user access levels are typically managed through different security protocols and identity access management systems, which do not fall under the purview of Deep Security's logging capabilities.