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No Vendor Consolidation In The SOC

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Since I published my last co-authored reports on the security data platform and SOC automation market, some interesting developments have occurred in the SIEM market. It is well-known news about the recent consolidation happening Palo Alto Networks’ acquisition of IBM’s QRadar, Crowdstrike's announcement of their full SIEM platform, and the LogRythmn & Exabeam merger to become one platform. Adjacently, Zscaler with its Avalor acquisition, Fortinet’s SIEM product and more I could list on. All the major cybersecurity players are making a conscious effort to move into the SOC. What if there is no complete vendor consolidation within the SOC? i.e., no one platform that can provide all the technology requirements across the SOC. Could the Crowdstrike outage become the impetus for the tide to turn back? We’ll explore that hypothesis today. While I do believe other areas of cybersecurity need consolidation, like SASE, Identity access and management, cloud, and app sec, the paradigm will be di

No Vendor Consolidation In The SOC The case for a modular security architecture within the modern SOC instead of a consolidated approach SACR Jul 23, 2024 33 1 1 Share Introductory Blurb Since I published my last co-authored reports on the security data platform and SOC automation market , some interesting developments have occurred in the SIEM market. It is well-known news about the recent consolidation happening Palo Alto Networks’ acquisition of IBM’s QRadar , Crowdstrike's announcement of their full SIEM platform , and the LogRythmn & Exabeam merger to become one platform. Adjacently, Zsca

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