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Security and SRE: An Example from Datadog's Combined Approach

In most companies, Security and SRE organizations are distinctly separate entities and often fall under different executive branches of the company. The work of Security and SRE organizations may appear different, but their goals are the same: keep the company running. This separated structure hinders collaboration, but what if you could change it? Over the past year, Datadog has joined our SRE and Security teams together in a single organization unifying all aspects of reliability.

Cybersecurity Modernization Summit: Moving From Reactive Threat Detection and Response to Proactive

Jake Williams, SVP of Modernization at Scoop News Group and Datadog VP Bianca Lankford for a conversation to learn more about how real-time threat detection paired with rich observability insights is helping organizations to achieve faster security outcomes. This conversation will also address the role auto-remediation plays in the future of government cybersecurity.

Reference Tables is GA + Attacker Clustering & More | TMiDD March #Datadog #technews

What’s new at Datadog? Get up to speed on new features, including Attacker Clustering, Auto Test Retries, and Observability Pipelines integrations with SentinelOne, Amazon S3, Amazon Data Firehose, and AWS Lambda. That’s on This Month in Datadog. Check out the link in our bio to watch the new episode.

This Month in Datadog: Reference Tables is generally available, Attacker Clustering, and more

Datadog is constantly elevating the approach to cloud monitoring and security. This Month in Datadog updates you on our newest product features, announcements, resources, and events. To learn more about Datadog and start a free 14-day trial, visit Cloud Monitoring as a Service | Datadog.

How USDA DISC is Driving Digital Transformation with Observability

Hear from experts at Datadog alongside USDA’s Digital Infrastructure Services Center (DISC) and ECCO Select to learn how USDA DISC is using observability to transform their digital landscape and ensure mission-critical applications perform at their best to eliminate blind spots.