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The Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) defines an open specification for the normalization of security telemetry across a wide range of security products and services.

IT teams soon won’t have to struggle as much to correlate telemetry from their security devices if a new industry initiative takes hold.

Managing a bevy of overlapping tools can create inefficiencies for network teams, but there are ways to address the problem.

George Gerchow advises on how to be security-aware in light of a new social media vulnerability.

Security leaders have a lot to juggle with growing threats, budget complexities, and collaboration with other teams. This article addresses the key considerations for today’s leaders.

New research finds that the practice of SRE has risen to a must-have engineering practice for enterprises trying to accelerate digital transformations.

ITOps and DevOps teams have been increasingly adopting the practice of SRE as a way to help design and maintain workload reliability.

A coalition of cybersecurity and technology groups create an open source effort to break down data security silos: The Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF).

The Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) project involves the coordination of a variety of tools and platforms—and a significant effort to normalize data to try and compile a comprehensive, holistic view of the environment.