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What is security analytics?

Dynatrace

As a result, organizations are implementing security analytics to manage risk and improve DevSecOps efficiency. Fortunately, CISOs can use security analytics to improve visibility of complex environments and enable proactive protection. What is security analytics? Why is security analytics important? Here’s how.

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Dynatrace elevates data security with separated storage and unique encryption keys for each tenant

Dynatrace

Enhancing data separation by partitioning each customer’s data on the storage level and encrypting it with a unique encryption key adds an additional layer of protection against unauthorized data access. Such infrastructures must implement additional controls to securely separate each customer’s data.

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Building Netflix’s Distributed Tracing Infrastructure

The Netflix TechBlog

Now let’s look at how we designed the tracing infrastructure that powers Edgar. This insight led us to build Edgar: a distributed tracing infrastructure and user experience. Our distributed tracing infrastructure is grouped into three sections: tracer library instrumentation, stream processing, and storage.

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Any analysis, any time: Dynatrace Log Management and Analytics powered by Grail

Dynatrace

Log management and analytics is an essential part of any organization’s infrastructure, and it’s no secret the industry has suffered from a shortage of innovation for several years. Teams have introduced workarounds to reduce storage costs. Current analytics tools are fragmented and lack context for meaningful analysis.

Analytics 246
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What is log analytics? How a modern observability approach provides critical business insight

Dynatrace

What is log analytics? Log analytics is the process of viewing, interpreting, and querying log data so developers and IT teams can quickly detect and resolve application and system issues. In what follows, we explore log analytics benefits and challenges, as well as a modern observability approach to log analytics.

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Unlock the power of contextual log analytics

Dynatrace

For instance, in a Kubernetes environment, if an application fails, logs in context not only highlight the error alongside corresponding log entries but also provide correlated logs from surrounding services and infrastructure components. There is no need to think about schema and indexes, re-hydration, or hot/cold storage.

Analytics 248
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Dynatrace extends contextual analytics and AIOps for open observability

Dynatrace

With extended contextual analytics and AIOps for open observability, Dynatrace now provides you with deep insights into every entity in your IT landscape, enabling you to seamlessly integrate metrics, logs, and traces—the three pillars of observability. Dynatrace extends its unique topology-based analytics and AIOps approach.

Analytics 246