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The Future of SIEM?
Nov. 14, 2023, 2:57 a.m. | /u/Ouroborus1619
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From my own limited experience, selling cybersecurity solutions rather than being a techie, it seems like a lot of organizations are moving away from legacy SIEMs (which even seems to include Splunk nowadays) and more towards Chronicle and Sentinel, the former because it's a great tool and the latter because it's Microsoft and a lot of companies simply have to.
Was wondering what everyone else …
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