Today we are thrilled to announce the general availability of Amazon Security Lake, first announced in a preview release at 2022 re:Invent. Security Lake centralizes security data from Amazon Web Services (AWS) environments,   software as a service   (SaaS) providers, on-premises, and cloud sources into a purpose-built data lake that is stored in your AWS account. With Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) support, the service normalizes and combines security data from AWS and a broad range of security data sources. This helps provide your team of analysts and security engineers with broad visibility to investigate and respond to security events, which can facilitate timely responses and helps to improve your security across multicloud and hybrid environments. Amazon Security Lake is now generally available

  Lessons learned from our search for, and integration of, our XDR Trusted Internet is now deploying  Stellar Cyber XDR  –as a SOC-monitored solution or as an Infrastructure as a Service. The marketing hype around XDR is deafening for those of you considering an XDR. It’s hard to sort through the slick websites and marketing noise to tell what’s actually real. So, I thought I share a few lessons learned –from the viewpoint of the CEO of a self-funded  MSSP , I hope this helps in your buying decisions. For the last four years, we’ve been a died-in-the-wool Fortinet MSSP. We love our Fortinet firewalls, with our people certified through NSE7, working hard to tune the feature-packed high-speed machines to bend to our will. For various reasons, we decided about two years ago to begin the search for a way to accommodate the requests from would-be clients to not have to rip and replace their existing security systems. As well,  SOC , NOC,  EDR , MDR,  NDR ,...