A CISO's guide to security data lakes | TechTarget
The combination of sophisticated attacks and increasingly complex deployments makes achieving cybersecurity and establishing centralized visibility greater challenges than ever.
Organizations generate unprecedented volumes of security telemetry across disparate environments. Security teams often struggle with the quantity of information, and fragmented visibility across tools, cloud environments and endpoints leaves dangerous gaps. The result is often too much information without comprehensive coverage.
To that end, more enterprises are deploying security data lakes to consolidate and analyze security information at scale. Security data lakes improve threat detection and operational efficiency, but they also introduce governance and security considerations.
Let's compare security data lakes and SIEM workflows, then identify use cases, challenges and best practices.
What is a security data lake?
Security data lakes are centralized repositories designed specifically to collect security-related data. They aggregate security information from many sources, enabling long-term storage and advanced analytics at a cost-effective price.
Common data...
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