Data Fabrics are no longer Optional
The way we move data is broken. Every SIEM on the market is choking on its own telemetry, and vendors are finally admitting it.
SOC
Security Operation Center
Fix Your SIEM Mess
Implementing a streaming data fabric gives organizations a new foundation of control. SIEMs become sticky not because of the technology itself, but because the organization loses control over its data.
Run Your SOC like an MSSP
MTTD and MTTR measure speed. They do not measure the effectiveness of the overall operation.
What Makes a Next-Gen SIEM?
The technology for SIEM continues at a rapid pace. It's an easy statement to make, but what are the basic features that define today's Next-Gen?
AI SIEM Global Roadmap
The Global AI SOC roadmap defines that progression as five distinct phases, Atomic, Role-based, Process-based, Action-oriented, and Self-learning, and clarifies how each phase sets the stage for the next.
The Insides of a SIEM
The real value of a SIEM isn’t in storing data, it’s in the process of transforming, interpreting, and routing that data into something usable for security operations.
SIEM vs Data Lake
It’s easy to mistake a Security Information Event Management (SIEM) for a data lake. Both ingest large volumes of telemetry, offer search capabilities, and support investigations.
The SIEM Beneath the AI Icing
What are the characteristics of a SIEM that make it a good match for AI workflows and AI in general?
The Identity Game: What Does it mean for SIEMs?
IdentitySIEM isn’t a new technology—it’s a long-overdue shift in perspective, recognizing that identity, not machines, is the foundation of meaningful security analysis in modern cloud environments.
Jobs in an AI-SOC
You feel the ground shifting—and you should. AI isn’t nibbling
Rethinking the SOC Three-Tier Model
In cybersecurity, operational models are more than academic—they define how teams