ExtraHop announced an
expanded partnership with CrowdStrike that gives Reveal(x) customers the option
to store records in CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale, CrowdStrike’s Next-Gen SIEM
and log management offering. With this new capability, ExtraHop expands its
partner ecosystem to offer more choice in how enterprises manage logs, operate
their security tools, and simplify the complexity of their technology stack.
According to the Gartner Infographic: Top Trends in Cybersecurity 2022 –
Vendor Consolidation, “75% of respondents are pursuing a vendor consolidation
strategy, up from 29% in 2020.” Amid this change, enterprises need a
cloud-native NDR platform that can integrate with multiple technologies to
eliminate tech stack silos.
“As threat landscapes widen and grow increasingly complex, enterprises require
greater flexibility to integrate technologies that can help them better reveal
their cyber risk,” said Kanaiya Vasani, Chief Product Officer, ExtraHop.
“Offering CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale as the latest Reveal(x) recordstore
option gives users the ability to consolidate their data collection based on
their SIEM preferences and ensure the best security outcomes. As we continue to
build upon our partnership with CrowdStrike, this latest innovation provides
joint customers with more choice so that they can remain a step ahead of
potential security threats and improve business resilience.”
Additional benefits of the recordstore integration include:
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A consolidated Next-Gen SIEM solution for security log management, while still
maintaining a separate level of control and accessibility from other data. - Reduced investigation time and faster, enterprise-scale security logging.
- Increased value in existing Falcon LogScale investments with no additional
management overhead.
“Customers and vendors are making it clear that legacy SIEMs are too cumbersome
and expensive to serve as the backbone for modern cybersecurity operations.
This is why CrowdStrike is working with forward-looking partners like ExtraHop
to help customers consolidate and standardize their log management and Next-Gen
SIEM capabilities,” said Daniel Bernard, Chief Business Officer, CrowdStrike.
“Deepening this integration gives customers the scale, speed, search, and
storage capabilities they need to defend against today’s sophisticated attacks
and stop breaches.”
