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Security teams aren’t missing attacks.
They’re deleting the evidence.
Not intentionally.
Keeping everything is too expensive.
Threat actors don’t evade detection.
They live in the 80% of logs you never kept.
Cliff from @scanner_dev
🎙 Full episode on Cloud Security Podcast
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anyone using data lakes for their logs? doing an info session next week about good methods we're seeing these days, particularly what detection & response teams are doing. come share how you do things! scanner.dev/events/data-lake…
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whatever you do this year, please try not to spend half a million dollars on logs bit.ly/3tx0A0b
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proud of our team. scanner is getting quite fast. here it is leaving amazon athena and snowflake in the dust running queries on a 250TB log data set. hit us up if you think this could help you with your log projects.
vimeo.com/898706372
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Through Drata's customer support team, extensive Help Center, and pre-built policy templates, @scanner_dev is fully empowered to navigate #compliance challenges with confidence and efficiency—on their own. Learn more ➡️ drata.com/customers/scanner
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Excited to join everyone at #DeveloperWeek2023! Tomorrow, I’ll be sharing our team’s comparison of the performance of Rust, Go, Java, and Python in AWS Lambda functions. Catch a sneak peek here: bit.ly/3YWX5tX
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Have loved building Scanner's log search engine with Rust and AWS Lambda functions. However, it's not one of the officially blessed languages supported by Lambda, so we had plenty of learning to do to get Rust to work well. Here's what we recommend: blog.scanner.dev/getting-sta…




