SIEM 2035: Building a Flexible Telemetry Structure That’ll Carry You Into the Next Decade

The number of telemetry data sources ingested by organizations has grown by 32% year-over-year, with nearly one-fifth of companies pulling in data from 10 or more sources, including cloud, endpoint and identity systems. Security teams today (and their legacy SIEM solutions) face a perfect storm: skyrocketing data volumes, increasingly complex environments, and adversaries moving faster than ever. As organizations face rising costs, operational complexity, and critical blind spots, the need for a new approach to SIEM has never been greater.

Join us on Wednesday, April 23rd, as Arfan Sharif, Director Technical Marketing at CrowdStrike joins Cribl’s Ed Bailey and Desi Gavis-Hughson to explore the latest trends in the market and discuss strategies for modernizing security operations, including seamless telemetry routing, high-fidelity detection, and automated response.

In this session, we’ll cover:

Navigating all that data: See how organizations are tackling the exponential growth in data sources and integrating diverse streams across cloud, endpoint, identity, and beyond.

Accelerating threat detection: Learn strategies for faster threat detection and response capabilities in an environment where adversaries are constantly evolving their tactics and techniques.

Leveraging AI for security operations: Discover how security teams are using automation and AI to streamline processes and boost threat hunting effectiveness.

It’s time to stop patching up the past and start building the future of security operations. Join us to learn how organizations can streamline their telemetry data strategies, reduce complexity, and stay ahead of adversaries in today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape.