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What I Like About Google Chronicle
SolarWinds Log Event Manager and Splunk Enterprise Security are two of the top security information and event management tools. Both SIEM solutions differ but offer high-performing features that simplify threat detection and response within expansive networks.
An organization’s choice to seek a managed security services provider (MSSP) to guard over its IT infrastructure is usually based on three major reasons.
The share of the workforce working remotely and the percentage of freelancing workers was steadily rising worldwide, even before the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Working entirely from home or performing specific tasks remotely is already a routine across organizations of all sizes and all industry verticals. The spread of the coronavirus only speeds up the process of shifting toward a more flexible work environment in which work from home plays an increasingly important role.
The race to dominate the cloud computing market has been dominated by the big three which includes Google Chronicle and Microsoft’s Azure. With cloud services comes the need to secure ongoing data and transactions within the cloud. Google and Microsoft are both trying to dominate the Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) niche, which is important to securing on-premise, cloud, and hybrid networks.
Alphabet’s announcement concerning the inclusion of big-data security into Chronicle led to a 5% drop in the value of Spunk’s shares and sparked a debate on which security information and event management (SIEM) tool supplies better options.
Google Chronicle is a cloud-based SIEM that can work as a standalone product or as an extension to current on-prem architectures.
SentinelOne is known for its AI-driven endpoint security protection platform (EPP). The lightweight agent integrates with leading security tools and platforms. Their team regularly announces partnerships and development with best-in-breed tools.
Datashield Partner Digest for the Week of July 22, 2020 - At Datashield, we pride ourselves on partnerships and are always looking for way to highlight what's new in the industry and with our partners. This helps us bring out the latest and greatest trends and key features for the services we use to bring you the best in MDR service.
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