The Future of Security Data: Federated Storage, Leaner SIEMs, and Lower Bills
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Why attend?
Centralized log ingestion into a SIEM made sense years ago, but today it’s slow, fragile, and brutally expensive. This webinar shows why legacy architectures break under modern data volumes, and how a pipeline-first approach paired with distributed or centralized storage can dramatically cut SIEM costs, increase resilience, and keep every log accessible.
Join our webinar to learn how to move beyond “send everything to the SIEM” and design a pipeline-first security data architecture that’s faster, more resilient, and far cheaper at scale.
Questions we’ll cover
- How can a pipeline + storage architecture reduce SIEM volume without losing security visibility?
- When should you use distributed storage vs. centralized data lakes?
- How does federated search work when logs live across multiple datacenters or clouds?
- What happens to your logs if your SaaS SIEM or cloud provider goes down?
- How can you send only security-relevant logs to the SIEM? (and omit debug logs)
Who is this webinar for?
- SOC Content Management or Detection Engineers
- Information security or cyber security architects
- Security- and log management engineers
- SREs, DevOps, DevSecOps engineers and developers
Speakers
Neil BOYD
Neil has focused on solving large scale data and network projects and was responsible for the commercial sales of syslog-ng in the US for more than 8 years.
Balázs SCHEIDLER
Now the co-founder and CEO of Axoflow, Balázs is the creator of syslog-ng, the technology that is the backbone of enterprise security data pipelines.
Mark BONSACK
Mark is leading Axoflow’s Sales Engineering team helping customers solve their logging challenges. He is also the co-creator for SC4S (Splunk Connect for Syslog) used by thousands of Splunk customers for optimal syslog data ingestion.
Sándor GUBA
Now the co-founder and CTO of Axoflow, Sándor is also the creator of Logging Operator, automating the deployment and configuration of K8s logging pipeline for enterprises.