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Devo
Data Operations Platform Aids Enterprise Security
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Julian Waits, General ManagerDevo enables its users to treat all data as security data, collecting and analyzing all incoming data–from firewalls, EDRs and other security solutions–to detect threats against those systems in real time with comprehensive threat-hunting capabilities. Devo ensures that attackers who leverage artificial intelligence to spread malware to compromise systems are discovered and remediated prior to a material breach devastates an organization. The company also analyzes incoming data within the context of historical data, giving companies’ insight into threats and weaknesses in security systems and processes, while identifying and mitigating malicious bots and malware.
The Devo platform and security offerings can also be integrated with solutions from other vendors that capture and process security-related data, helping its clients find vulnerabilities across all data operations to facilitate incidence response and orchestration.
We believe all data is security data—if you’re not looking at all your data, you’re putting your organization at risk
At the core of the Devo’s platform is the ability to capture and analyze data in real time. The platform’s approach to ingesting, storing and analyzing streams of data avoids the need to index data at ingestion, instead micro-indexing the data after it has been written to disk. “In micro-indexing, our team compares and establishes a relationship between newly gathered data and the historical data of an organization, using machine learning. This technique enables firms to monitor, manage, and observe any pattern changes in their data,” explains Waits. However, before implementing its solution, the Devo’s team analyzes each customer’s business operations to map out critical aspects of their business that might be at risk.
For example, Devo enabled one of the largest banks in Europe to stop cyber-attacks on its systems. The firm needed to see the full picture of its security landscape, which required it to collect and analyze increasing volumes of data from a variety of sources, including in-house and customer-focused applications, business processes, and non-traditional devices. With Devo, the bank can ingest, store and perform real-time and historical analysis of its machine data, giving it a comprehensive view of its entire security posture.
Devo works with many enterprises across Europe and North America, offering powerful solutions for their operational and security-related data challenges. The company also enables organizations to maximize the economic and operational value of their machine data with real-time analytics on streaming and historical data to turn machine data into actions, helping enterprises achieve sustained performance and growth.
Company
Devo
Management
Julian Waits, General Manager
Description
Devo is the data analytics platform which helps to unlock the full-value of machine data for enterprises. Their data analytics platform addresses both the explosion in volume of machine data and the new, crushing demands of algorithms and automation, allowing enterprises to realize the full transformational promise of machine data to move the business forward. They help transform data into data into insight and action through the powerful next generation cloud security SIEM
which allows analysts to have full visibility, reduce noise, and focus on the threats that matter most to the business
Devo News
Devo and CyberMaxx Deepen Partnership to Bring World-Class Managed Detection and Response Services to Enterprises
Devo Launches New Capabilities to Improve Data Control & Automation, Reduce Costs – Rakesh Nair – BH24 #3
Devo, the security analytics company, recently launched data orchestration, a data analytics cloud, and security operations center (SOC) workflow enhancements. Enterprise security teams are struggling with growing data volumes—and they’re also up against headcount and budget constraints. These solutions offer security teams data control, cost optimizations, and efficient automation for better security outcomes.
Segment Resources: https://www.devo.com/defend-everything/
This segment is sponsored by Devo. Visit https://securityweekly.com/devobh to learn more about how Devo's new solutions can streamline your security operations.
Segment Resources: https://www.devo.com/defend-everything/
This segment is sponsored by Devo. Visit https://securityweekly.com/devobh to learn more about how Devo's new solutions can streamline your security operations.
CAMBRIDGE - Devo Technology, announcing today that it's deepened its partnership with CyberMaxx, a tech-enabled cybersecurity company, to deliver market-leading managed detection and response (MDR) services to enterprises.
In the second quarter of 2023, CyberMaxx's threat research team uncovered a total of 1,147 successful ransomware attacks, marking a 26% increase compared to the first quarter. These findings reflect the growing trend of heightened and more sophisticated cyberattacks, further complicating the landscape that security teams must navigate. This challenging scenario, coupled with the persistent shortage of cybersecurity experts, is prompting a growing number of organizations to seek assistance from managed services to enhance their ability to respond to and mitigate threats more effectively.
To address these pressing concerns, CyberMaxx is embarking on a partnership to seamlessly integrate Devo Intelligent SIEM with its MaxxMDR solution. This integration brings together defensive services, which can be complemented by proactive offensive capabilities, creating a comprehensive security solution for customers. Through this collaboration, CyberMaxx aims to empower security teams to harness the full potential of Devo within a Managed Detection and Response (MDR) framework. This approach optimizes data collection and threat detection, integrates continuous 24/7 monitoring and response capabilities, and leverages offensive security techniques to drive ongoing enhancements and improvements.
"We are thrilled to strengthen our partnership with Devo, a security industry leader, after many years of successfully monitoring their SIEM on behalf of customers. A stronger commitment makes it easier for our customers to have comprehensive coverage," said Brian Ahern, CEO, CyberMaxx. "Our flexible deployment model for Devo gives customers greater control to run their security operations in the way that best suits them. With more and more customers desiring best-in-class technology paired with around-the-clock security coverage, Devo and CyberMaxx deliver a comprehensive engine for securing our customers' environments."
CyberMaxx gives customers the flexibility to choose how they engage with the MDR service. Devo customers can leverage a co-managed deployment while maintaining the ability to query security event data, build custom detection rules and access log files directly. CyberMaxx can also fully manage the detection and response process through a proprietary Devo license for customers who want a hands-off approach.
"We're proud to work with an industry-leading service partner such as CyberMaxx to secure our shared customers," said Marc van Zadelhoff, CEO, Devo. "CyberMaxx's innovative method of bringing offensive capabilities to fuel defensive monitoring gives a more complete approach to securing our customers' environments. Our customers can be confident that they're continually improving their security posture."
MSSP Alert recently named CyberMaxx one of the top 50 MSSP cybersecurity providers in its Top 250 MSSP 2023 report. Devo also offers award-winning technology, winning gold in the 2023 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards, and was recognized as the Most Comprehensive SIEM solution in the Global Infosec Awards hosted by Cyber Defense Magazine.