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What is the tipping point between “cloud-native-like” and “truly cloud-native?” Is it simply adopting new practices, processes, and technologies like containers or serverless? How do you empower your teams to take advantage of the unique features of cloud computing to power more reliable systems, reduce cost, and accelerate innovation?

This webinar draws on bespoke Computing research to uncover cyber security decision-maker plans and opinions around the use of SIEM. We reveal the extent to which organisations are under strain from cyber security threats and the related challenges they are facing, the capacity of SIEM solutions to alleviate these, and share real world data to highlight the extent to which SIEM’s promise is born out in reality.

This webinar will discuss and explore subjects such as how are companies approaching digital service management and security throughout the software development lifecycle.

Many of today’s organisations are already seeing the impact Artificial Intelligence (AI) can have in helping protect them from cybersecurity threats. In a Security Operations Centre (SOC), which continually monitors and analyses an organisation’s security posture, automating certain activities can help optimise, augment and speed up threat detection and resolution.

Do you understand your customer’s digital customer experience (DCX)? Forward-looking product leaders do - they anticipate market shifts and set a product vision that provides secure, reliable and delightful services.

Many of today’s organisations are opting for a multi cloud approach to their cloud architecture. The approach has its benefits, with organisations hoping to gain flexibility, optimisation, and agility by opting for multi cloud.

DevOps is all about safe experimentation, and feedback loops. Chaos engineering is all about purposefully triggering a software failure in production, in order to build confidence and resilience. How do DevOps teams leverage chaos engineering to deliver better customer experiences?

With a panel of expert speakers from Sumo Logic and Computing, this webinar draws on the latest Computing research to discuss and explore what it means to be cloud native, advantages this approach offers, technologies that cloud-native organisations are utilising and the innovations that have emerged as a result, and much more.

To keep modern, complex and continuously changing applications running is not an easy ask. Most operate by going from one fire-drill to the next. Reliability management helps shift teams from a reactive to a proactive stance to provide a fantastic digital experience and mitigate service disruptions.

Most cloud migrations are filled with continuous learning, experimentation, and improvement. Successful migrations require a shift in mindset, new tooling, and system-wide optimization of processes and practices.

Open Source software is everywhere. Many of us are using open source tools to build and operate our products. Even more of us have open source components included inside of the products and services we deliver. But, how do organizations know which components are in use, and what value are they getting?

With cybersecurity teams within organisations now expected to take on more responsibilities without necessarily having the resources to match, as well as the ongoing issue of the cyber skills shortage, addressing the high number of security alerts is becoming increasingly difficult.

Handling today’s business challenges, accelerating innovation, gaining efficiency and minimizing risk requires a complete rethink and redo. Relying on legacy, on-premises, siloed, complex and expensive ITOps and security solutions such as Splunk, limits your organizational performance and success.

The rapid and accelerating shift of workloads and infrastructure to the cloud, along with the remote work paradigm, has forced organisations to rethink how they approach security and observability of their applications and data.

Modern business relies on a complex array of digital services to deliver delightful customer experiences. To be competitive, these services need to stay always-on. Unfortunately, complex systems break. When they do, organizations often struggle to react quickly enough.

In case you have not heard, Log4Shell, a zero day vulnerability within Apache Log4j, a popular Java logging library poses significant threats as it can be exploited for unauthenticated remote code execution.

Software supply chain attacks grew by 4X in 2021 compared to last year, with more vulnerabilities discovered every month. 66% of attacks focus on the supplier's code and software supply chain, exploiting customers' trust in their suppliers to distribute the attacks or malware.

In the land of DevOps and Continuous Delivery, things change. Keeping up with these changes across skills, processes and core technology can be overwhelming!