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There might be pricing pressure, and a lot of people entering the space, but it is more than a nice to have. If you do not have some sort of SIEM solution, you
by specialp 3y ago
There might be pricing pressure, and a lot of people entering the space, but it is more than a nice to have. If you do not have some sort of SIEM solution, you will pay more for or not be insurable for cybersecurity/ransomware insurance.
Implementing observability/SIEM yourself has also become a lot more complicated because the domain of things that have to be observed is increasing. There are many organizations now that have things that need to be monitored in several clouds, infrastructures like k8s, and stuff on prem. So you need a vendor that has the tools to collect this data easily and aggregate it.
The startup world and startup whales might be dying now. But there is a giant iceberg of companies that are becoming more hybrid and their systems that used to do things like funnel syslogs and firewall flow logs to a collector are no longer adequate.
- marcosdumay 3y agoSIEM like in SolarWinds? Yeah, I imagine insure companies still require this.
- steveBK123 3y agoGrumpy old developer devils advocate voice: Why does a lot of the modern tech stack seem designed to make you have to pay for a bunch of other SaaS? Like containers/serverless was supposed to mean "cattle not pets" and it autoscales and autoheals and blah blah blah. And then we break everything into micro services and we need to pay for some SaaS to orchestrate it, and another SaaS to observe/monitor it, and another SaaS to...
- geodel 3y agoThese questions are heresies. Just had meeting where discussion was whether system can handle additional 8tps (not 8k tps!) load or they need to stagger it.