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Managing and using the vast amount of security data across the enterprise is more complex and crucial than ever. Organizations are drowning in petabytes of data from myriad sources, each with its unique format and schema. Efficiently integrating, managing and leveraging this information is a monumental task. Security teams grapple daily with the dual objectives of maintaining a granular focus on details while achieving a comprehensive overview of their security posture across the enterprise. The emergence of modern solutions like security data lakes and data fabric architectures heralds a new era in security data management, promising a more integrated, real-time understanding of threats, compliance and overall security health.
We invite you to join us for an enlightening webinar as we delve into recent research about the complexities of integrating security data and illuminate the path forward with innovative strategies and solutions. In this session, we will share recent Techstrong Research data on the challenges, priorities and approaches that are most helpful in tackling the sheer volume of security data and using it to enhance their organization’s security measures.
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Field Chief Data Officer & Director of Engineering - DataBee from Comcast Technology Solutions
Field Chief Data Officer & Director of Engineering - DataBee from Comcast Technology Solutions
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