In Shared services, Log Files taking lot of Disk space

Hi Techies,
I have a question. Its like the Logs in BI+ in Shared Service Server is taking lot of Disk space about 12 GB a day.
Following files are taking more space
Shared Service-Security-Client log ( 50 MB )
Server-message-usage Service.log ( About 7.5 GB )
why this is happening. Any suggestions to avoid this.
Thanks in Advance,
Sonu

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