Which of the following is NOT a logging best practice?

Minimizing log volume is not typically considered a logging best practice because logging is essential for monitoring and troubleshooting network security events. Effective logging involves capturing enough information to understand activities and detect anomalies.

While it might seem beneficial to limit log volume to conserve storage or reduce noise in the logs, excessively minimizing log volume can hinder an organization's ability to perform comprehensive forensic analysis or audits. Comprehensive logs provide valuable insights into security incidents, network performance, and compliance requirements.

On the other hand, configuring log retention policies, uploading logs to a remote server, and increasing the local logging level to debug (when necessary) serve important purposes in maximizing the value of logged information and ensuring data is available for analysis when required.