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With cybersecurity teams within organisations now expected to take on more responsibilities without necessarily having the resources to match, as well as the ongoing issue of the cyber skills shortage, addressing the high number of security alerts is becoming increasingly difficult.

Handling today’s business challenges, accelerating innovation, gaining efficiency and minimizing risk requires a complete rethink and redo. Relying on legacy, on-premises, siloed, complex and expensive ITOps and security solutions such as Splunk, limits your organizational performance and success.

The rapid and accelerating shift of workloads and infrastructure to the cloud, along with the remote work paradigm, has forced organisations to rethink how they approach security and observability of their applications and data.

Modern business relies on a complex array of digital services to deliver delightful customer experiences. To be competitive, these services need to stay always-on. Unfortunately, complex systems break. When they do, organizations often struggle to react quickly enough.

In case you have not heard, Log4Shell, a zero day vulnerability within Apache Log4j, a popular Java logging library poses significant threats as it can be exploited for unauthenticated remote code execution.

Software supply chain attacks grew by 4X in 2021 compared to last year, with more vulnerabilities discovered every month. 66% of attacks focus on the supplier's code and software supply chain, exploiting customers' trust in their suppliers to distribute the attacks or malware.

In the land of DevOps and Continuous Delivery, things change. Keeping up with these changes across skills, processes and core technology can be overwhelming!

More than half (53%) of SREs say the number-one application monitoring challenge is unified visibility across the stack. Digital transformation initiatives are forcing SREs to expand their observability boundaries to include digital experience and business KPI data.

Modern, digital-first businesses rely on agile, optimized IT and security operations teams to effectively monitor and secure their complex applications, infrastructure and workflows that ultimately drive increased productivity and improved user experiences.

With the release of Sumo Logic’s two new NGINX Plus apps for the Sumo Logic Continuous Intelligence Platform, it is now easier than ever to comprehensively collect, analyze, alert, and respond to events, visitors patterns, anomalous behavior, and potential security incidents across your NGINX Plus based NGINX Ingress Controller instances before the customer is impacted.

This webcast explores the results of our 2021 SOC Survey, which included real-world commentary taken from in-depth interviews with respondents who shared specific information about how they operate, as well as what does (and does not) work for them.

Enterprise security teams face several challenges that impede efforts to modernize their security operations. Tool proliferation, timely detection, ability to orchestrate across all security and IT tools and scale incident response continues to be an ongoing challenge. Sumo Logic’s Cloud Security Orchestration Automation Response (SOAR) solution augments and empowers modern SOC tools, technologies and teams by offering automated real-time incident management, threat, and response capabilities.

Join security experts from IDC, AWS, Sumo Logic and Crowdstrike as they share best practices for modernising security operations.

Join Sumo Logic’s Paul Wilcox and Ventia’s Ian Atherton as they discuss how Ventia built continuous intelligence into its security services enabling them to consolidate their security applications and achieve a 30% reduction in total cost of ownership after adopting a cloud-first platform. With cloud-based scale and speed, the security team was also able to act swiftly to resolve security issues using real-time threat detection insights and alerts, and reducing alert fatigue by 30%.

In this session, Scott Crawford, Research Director with 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence, highlights research on how enterprises are responding to digital transformation. In addition, Girish Bhat, VP with Sumo Logic offers insights for security practitioners on how a ‘cloud first’ approach supports digital transformation, IT rebuild projects and application modernization.

With digital transformation becoming more important to enterprises, making incident response processes more real time and proactive becomes an important impetus for development, operations and security teams.

In this session we will review the 2020 threat landscape and discuss how to hunt for threats that we face in the COVID-19 world.

Modern businesses are looking for stability and visibility of IT infrastructure and services in order to proceed with digital transformation. In order to adapt to the digital world, businesses need to bring services to market faster, while maintaining information security and infrastructure stability, and keepin service response speed at the highest level.