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Learn how your team can take a phase-by-phase approach to incorporate security and observability into the software development lifecycle (SDLC). See how DevSecOps supports faster, more secure innovation.

In the report showcasing "The 14 Providers That Matter Most And How They Stack Up", Sumo Logic was recognized as a strong performer. “Security information and event management (SIEM) capabilities alone are no longer sufficient for security operations teams. Today’s security analytics platforms combine features to enable analytics, investigation, automation, threat hunting, dashboards, and reporting to help security analysts be more effective.” - Allie Mellen, Senior Analyst, Forrester

Prevent issues from impacting your digital customer journey. Learn more about observability and modern security solutions to build consistently reliable and secure digital customer experiences.

Sumo Logic was recognized as a Visionary in the 2022 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for SIEM. Get your copy today!

Datadog is a strong APM tool. But — if you need more robust troubleshooting, full-proof security and cost-efficient pricing, Datadog may not be ideal. Learn more.

In April 2022, the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) issued new directions imposing strict requirements on organizations. Download this white paper to learn how to meet these requirements.

Cloud-native apps are transforming our lives. For businesses, these apps comprise the core of digital transformation initiatives.

eSentire’s Threat Response Unit (TRU) shares research-led insights on why multi-signal investigation with 24/7 log monitoring and management provides the modern foundation to minimize the risk of software supply chain attacks

Massive increases in information mean digital businesses need to unify their approach to security and compliance. Click here to learn more and get your complimentary copy of the report today.

Cloud computing has evolved over the years from a nice-to-have item on the IT wish list to a core technology driving business initiatives. But despite widespread adoption, cloud-based IT systems continue to be saddled with issues related to data security, privacy, and resilience.

Automation allows SOC teams to accelerate their threat hunting processes, improve incident response time, and successfully resolve the skill shortage problem that is particularly prevalent in the cyber security industry.

Learn how higher education institutions should prepare for growing volumes of threats, and how Cloud SOAR can elevate their cybersecurity posture.

See how Cloudflare speeds up your websites and saves you bandwidth, rank your fastest and slowest loading pages, and get alerted of attacks so you can take action. Use insights to tune Cloudflare and provide the best experience to your end-users.

If you have ever wondered about the difference between monitoring and observability, read our ebook to learn how observability goes beyond traditional monitoring to identify the source of a problem. You'll learn the similarities and differences between the two approaches and why DevOps teams need each solution. Find out why observability is definitely more than just a buzzword!

This guide covers security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) as a transformative technology in the cybersecurity industry. It identifies what core functions and capabilities organizations should expect from a SOAR solution, and how to define what criteria should be used when evaluating SOAR solutions to best meet security challenges and optimize SOC efficiency.

Customize and easily add new integrations to your existing security tools and Cloud SOAR. Flexibility, customizability, and ease of use are three highly relevant factors in modern SecOps. This is what Open Integration Framework (OIF) is all about.

SOAR, short for security orchestration, automation and response, is a relatively novel solution in the cybersecurity industry. Many don’t yet understand its full value.

Cyber security is no longer a human-scale problem. To efficiently combat the evolving threat landscape, SOC teams must unify people, process and technology.