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Security Data Lakes, Normalization and OCSF | by Jake Berkowsky | Snowflake Builders Blog: Data Engineers, App Developers, AI/ML, & Data Science | Medium

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As Snowflake’s Cybersecurity Field CTO, I get asked fairly frequently around my thoughts on the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) and about normalization in general. The following are things I’ve learned from conversations with the field as well as with the OCSF community. OCSF has a great community. OCSF has commitments and active support by some major players in the industry including Splunk, AWS and of course Snowflake. The contributors themselves know how to get stuff done, are welcoming and consist of industry vets, experts, startups and established companies all working together. Contributors I’ve talked to don’t complain about getting their changes in and everyone seems relatively eager to help and support each other. I highly recommend joining their Slack. OCSF is still relatively new Having only recently released its first major version, it’s still in development and you may find a lot of info stored under the “additional info” field. Many vendors who created integrat

Security Data Lakes, Normalization and OCSF Jake Berkowsky 3 min read · Jan 4, 2024 -- Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size As Snowflake’s Cybersecurity Field CTO, I get asked fairly frequently around my thoughts on the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) and about normalization in general. The following are things I’ve learned from conversations with the field as well as with the OCSF community. OCSF has a great community . OCSF has commitments and active support by some major players in the industry including Splunk, AWS and of course Snowflake. The contributor

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