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By Kayla Williams
Feeling overwhelmed by alerts? You’re not alone. At SOC Analyst Appreciation Day (SAAD) 2024, we heard from countless analysts facing the same challenges of burnout, perfectionism, and the need for mentorship. With a fantastic line-up of speakers, including John Hammond, Ron Eddings, Peter Coroneos from Cybermindz, and other security leaders, this year’s event provided valuable insights and sparked engaging discussions.
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By Devo
The SIEM market is in flux. Mergers, acquisitions, and vendors leaving the space are creating uncertainty for organizations that rely on SIEMs as the cornerstone of their security operations. If your organization is feeling the ripple effects of this consolidation, it’s time for a SIEM checkup. This means critically examining your current SIEM stack and vendor relationship to ensure they’re still serving your evolving security needs.
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By Devo
Cyberattacks by hacking groups using ransomware and other tactics dominate the headlines, but the risks posed by individuals within an organization can be just as, if not more, damaging. CISA defines an insider threat as the possibility that authorized personnel will use their access, either intentionally or unintentionally, to harm an organization’s mission, resources, information, systems, or other assets.
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By Devo
Our world is more digitally connected than ever, including the critical infrastructure systems we rely on: power grids, water treatment plants, transportation networks, communication systems, emergency services, and hospitals. A successful attack on critical infrastructure can have dire consequences, ranging from widespread power outages and contaminated water supplies to economic downturns and societal disruption. Some of those consequences have come to fruition in recent years.
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By Devo
An organization is only as secure as its weakest link — and the software supply chain is most often where the weakest link is found. A supply chain attack is a sophisticated cyberattack where malicious actors compromise a service provider to gain unauthorized access to its end users. Since 2018, the number of organizations impacted by supply chain attacks has increased by 2,600%.
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By Devo Admin
Deploying a next-gen cloud-native security information and event management (SIEM) in your security operations center (SOC) is a big step in the right direction toward significantly improving your organization’s security capabilities. But once you have that state-of-the-art SIEM in your SOC, how do you get the most out of it? One key step is building and executing specific SIEM use cases designed to meet the particular needs of your organization.
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By Devo
What you’re doing isn’t working. Despite best efforts, the scale of cybersecurity data is outpacing the ability of security information and event management (SIEM) solutions to identify and stay ahead of digital threats. Incremental improvements can’t keep pace with the scale of data contained in cloud solutions and the scope of data created by new tools, like generative AI. The result? It’s time for transformation—and time for SIEM to act like a security data platform.
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By Devo
Data is among the most valuable assets for companies, making it a prime target for malicious actors. Ransomware attacks that seize data and demand a price for its return have become a significant concern for businesses and individuals. According to the Verizon 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report, about one-third of all breaches involved ransomware or another extortion technique. Here’s everything you need to know about ransomware and how to prevent a successful attack.
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By Devo
The threat of phishing attacks looms larger than ever. The LA County Department of Public Health recently announced that 50 employees fell victim to phishing attacks, compromising sensitive patient data. These deceptive schemes have become a staple in the cyberthreat landscape, targeting individuals and businesses of all sizes. For every employee, understanding the signs and consequences of a phishing attack is crucial to safeguarding their organization.
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By Devo
Devo recently brought together an esteemed panel of modern CISOs to discuss the issues that matter most to them and their peers. Included in the panel were: It was a lively discussion that covered important topics around the evolution of one of the top security executive roles. Here are five of the key takeaways that bubbled up from the hour-long CISO panel.
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By Devo
We've all heard the news; the SIEM market is changing like never before. With recent mergers and acquisitions, security professionals are finding themselves on shaky ground. It only gets more complex — teams are flooded with new tools, an avalanche of data, and a shortage of skilled professionals. It's no wonder that only 28% of security professionals believe their SOC is functioning effectively.
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By Devo
Webinar presented by Devo and DeepSeas The market for Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is in transition. Many top-tier SIEMs are now outdated, facing end-of-life scenarios, and unable to cope with today’s data needs. Market consolidation poses significant risks and challenges for security operations centers, including impacts on stability, pricing, and threat detection capabilities.
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By Devo
Devo’s integrated platform serves as the foundation of your security operations and includes data-powered SIEM, SOAR, and UEBA. AI and intelligent automation help your SOC work faster and smarter so you can make the right decisions in real time.
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By Devo
In this update, Chris O'Brien, VP of Product Marketing at Devo, unveils significant advancements to the Devo Security Data Platform.
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By Devo
Devo assembled a panel of CISOs for an engaging roundtable discussion on a variety of important topics for CISOs and other senior-level security professionals. CISOs everywhere are facing a growing number of threats, from automation and AI to budget constraints, and more. This panel of seasoned CISOs dives into the biggest challenges facing the position, and how they're overcoming those challenges in their own organizations.
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By Devo
The 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for SIEM is here, jam-packed with 21 vendors. To add to the mix, recent mergers and acquisitions are stirring up the market. It’s no wonder security professionals are questioning their current SIEM’s future roadmap. But don’t worry—navigating this complex landscape doesn’t have to be overwhelming. We are here to help.
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By Devo
Alerts are critical tools for maintaining system performance and data conditions. Monitor the health of your system with Devo, defining alerts and analyzing when they are triggered.
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By Devo
ESG verified that the Devo Security Data Platform is well suited for meeting the challenges the security operations teams face today and will experience in the future.
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By Devo
The Devo Security Data Platform can help teams exceed threat response rates, improve analyst performance by 5x, and offload manual work up to 60%.
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By Devo
Devo’s unique architecture and open data model lets you collect, analyze and draw conclusions from data. You can use lookup tables to enrich this data by establishing complex relationships between any data in Devo.
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By Devo
Data growth is running at close to seven exabytes per day; estimates are that in three to five years' time, growth will be closer to 15 to 25 exabytes per day. Yet many organizations fail to realize the business value of their data, lack the tools and processes to collect and analyze data more effectively, and do not understand how to calculate its return on investment (ROI) potential.
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By Devo
The Devo architecture is designed to collect, analyze, and provide insight from more data faster, and to scale as data grows using a fraction of the resources required by other solutions. The Devo Data Operations Platform avoids the bottleneck of indexing data at ingestion without the penalty of slower query response.
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By Devo
The Devo Data Operations Platform provides a machine data management and analytics platform that enables companies to extend operational insights beyond IT and into the digital business.
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By Devo
This paper examines a problem many enterprises share: operationalizing increasing amounts of historical as well as real-time data, with a sustainable business model.
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By Devo
Enterprises are dealing with a rapidly changing and growing IT environment that includes traditional systems and desktops as well as cloud resources and an ever-changing constellation of edge computing devices. Enterprises facing the difficult choice among "build your own," "buy solutions from their suppliers," or integrating open source projects would be well served by learning more about Devo.
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Devo delivers real-time operational and business insights from analytics on streaming and historical data to operations, IT, security and business teams at the world’s largest organizations. The Devo Data Operations Platform collects, enhances and analyzes machine, business and operational data, at scale, from across the enterprise.
Devo is the leading Data Operations Platform for the digital enterprise. Devo delivers real-time business value from analytics on streaming and historical data to help Fortune 1000 enterprises drive sustained performance and growth.
Devo is a new approach to real-time operational analytics:
- Free yourself from data management: The Devo approach to indexing and storage enables you to collect and analyze 100% of your machine data at 80% lower cost.
- Massively parallelize everything: Devo parallelizes every step of the data pipeline, so you can analyze 1M EPS while ingesting 150K EPS, all on a single core - with no compromises.
- Data & insights at everyone's fingertips: Devo makes machine data and insights accessible to all through an API or our visual UI.
- Machine learning you can act on: Leverage Devo domain-specific applications, or integrate your own models to act in real time across security, IT operations, service delivery, and more.
Are your data operations ready for petabyte-level growth? Capture and act on 100% of your machine data at 20% of the cost.