This conceptual video lesson teaches you about different collection strategies and factors to consider when making the decision to implement Sumo Logic in your organization.
Overview of how we architected and evolved Sumo Logic over the past nine years and why it is working extremely well for today's hyper elastic workloads.
In modern network security monitoring, it is not enough to just detect bad things happening. ROI of security operations is always under scrutiny. Security teams, when they exist, and their leadership (CISOs), continually struggle to get budget, at least until a public breach occurs.
In modern network security monitoring, it is not enough to just detect bad things happening. ROI of security operations is always under scrutiny. Security teams, when they exist, and their leadership (CISOs), continually struggle to get budget, at least until a public breach occurs.
This session will focus on developing a modern security operations center (SOC) from the ground up leveraging progressive technologies and process. Pokemon will cover the original plan and execution strategy over the past 18 months. They will also highlight Sumo Logic's role in both security architecture and operations and map the map ahead for both Sumo and our SOC.
Richard Reinders at Looker shows us how you get to Sumo Logic as a single source of truth in a multi cloud environment? How do you ensure consistency? How do you keep your team from having to go into many different systems to get their answers? Finally, how do you get other teams invested in ensuring that what you built is maintained?
Sumo Logic's Dan Reichert and Ryan Johnson show advanced features, tips, and tricks to help you get where you need to be. Regex, search templates, lookups, subqueries, FERs, and Threat Intel are all demonstrated to help you get to your answers faster.