Alerts are critical tools for maintaining system performance and data conditions. Monitor the health of your system with Devo, defining alerts and analyzing when they are triggered.
ESG verified that the Devo Security Data Platform is well suited for meeting the challenges the security operations teams face today and will experience in the future.
Devo’s unique architecture and open data model lets you collect, analyze and draw conclusions from data. You can use lookup tables to enrich this data by establishing complex relationships between any data in Devo.
With the ever-increasing need for strong threat detection and management activities, more and more organizations are incorporating the MITRE ATT&CK framework into their incident investigation systems. Devo Exchange provides a plethora of MITRE content, and replicates the MITRE ATTA&K Matrix and its comprehensive list of tactics and techniques.
To run a search, you must access the data table where the events you need to work with are stored. You can do this via the Data Search area of Devo, where you can refine your search as required, generate charts, and much more.
The Field viewer becomes a pivotal tool that provides users with the statistical distribution of all data within a table while including interesting table interaction features.
Reading, understanding, and tracking alerts and log sources within the context of the MITRE ATT&CK framework is now possible in Devo with the MITRE ATT&CK Adviser application.
With the ever-increasing need for strong threat detection and management activities, more and more organizations are incorporating the MITRE ATT&CK framework into their incident investigation systems. Devo Exchange provides a plethora of MITRE content, and replicates the MITRE ATTA&K Matrix and its comprehensive list of tactics and techniques.
People or AI? YES. Is your organization equipped to handle today's and tomorrow’s threats with your existing security team or with artificial intelligence? The answer is YES. Yes, to both of them. Yes, to all of it. Whether it’s dealing with the constantly evolving threatscape or the shortage of affordable, available cyber professionals, leadership needs to fill the gap with people and AI. It’s not either/or.