This report provides a comprehensive analysis of Syslog management systems, focusing on their role in data analysis and disaster recovery. The report examines secondary data to identify various design standards that facilitate information processing and severity determination. It highlights the importance of syslog data management for separating data, enabling better analysis and emergency response. The central server's role in streamlining work processes is also discussed. The report then delves into primary survey results, revealing that a majority of managers utilize disaster recovery sites and cloud-based Syslog management for data protection. The survey also highlights the use of security logs for detecting malicious incidents and the importance of a centralized log management system. The report further explores the positive feedback received regarding disaster recovery planning, including natural disaster preparedness and the mitigation of man-made disasters. The impact of data loss and the effectiveness of cloud-based disaster recovery are also analyzed. Finally, the report concludes by discussing the future of secure cloud-based Syslog management, emphasizing cost reduction, compliance, and security enhancements. The report suggests that a robust logging system is crucial for identifying critical events and ensuring smooth information flow, highlighting the importance of effective infrastructure management and monitoring.