Purpose-built data lake helps customers and
partners achieve a more complete, organization-wide understanding
of their security posture and act faster to improve the protection
of their workloads, applications, and data
More than 55 customers and partners, including
Cribl, CrowdStrike, Datadog, SentinelOne, Splunk, and Wiz,
integrate with Amazon Security Lake
Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com, Inc. company
(NASDAQ: AMZN), today announced the general availability of Amazon
Security Lake, a service that automatically centralizes an
organization’s security data from across their AWS environments,
leading SaaS providers, on-premises environments, and cloud sources
into a purpose-built data lake, so customers can act on security
data faster and simplify security data management across hybrid and
multicloud environments. Amazon Security Lake converts and conforms
incoming security data to the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework
(OCSF) open standard, making it easier for security teams to
automatically collect, combine, and analyze security data from more
than 80 sources, including AWS, security partners, and analytics
providers. Amazon Security Lake is part of a broad set of AWS Cloud
security services that build on AWS’s secure infrastructure to help
make it the most flexible and secure cloud trusted by millions of
customers, including some of the most security-sensitive
organizations, and is supported by a broad community of security
partners to help customers elevate their security in the cloud.
Amazon Security Lake aggregates and optimizes large volumes of
disparate log and event data to enable faster threat detection,
investigation, and response so organizations can effectively
address potential issues quickly, using their preferred analytics
tools. To get started with Amazon Security Lake, visit
https://aws.amazon.com/security-lake.
“Security has been our top priority since the very beginning,
when we were designing to meet the needs of the most
security-sensitive organizations,” said Jon Ramsey, vice president
for Security Services at AWS. “We also know that customers need
trusted partners to extend the benefits of the cloud and make sure
their organizations are secure end-to-end. With more than 80
sources providing data to Amazon Security Lake, security teams can
achieve greater visibility into potential security threats and how
to respond to them, further protecting the workloads, applications,
and data that are critical to driving business forward.”
Customers want to proactively identify, assess, and respond to
potential threats and vulnerabilities. To do this, most
organizations rely on log and event data from many different
sources (e.g., applications, firewalls, and identity systems)
running in the cloud and on premises, each using a different data
format. Uncovering security-related insights, like unauthorized
external data transfers or malware installations on employee
devices, means organizations must aggregate and normalize security
data into a consistent schema. Once the data is formatted
consistently, customers can analyze it and understand the current
level of vulnerability, and then correlate and monitor threats for
improved observability. Customers typically use different security
solutions to address specific use cases, such as incident response
and security analytics. This often means they are duplicating and
processing the same data multiple times because each solution has
its own data stores and format. Running multiple security solutions
is costly and slows down security teams' ability to detect and
respond to issues. To monitor new users, tools, and data sources,
security teams must manage a complex set of data access rules and
security policies to track how data is used while ensuring that
employees can still access the information needed to do their jobs.
Some security teams create a central repository for all of their
security data in a data lake, but these systems require specialized
skills and can take months to build due to the large amounts of
data, which can run into petabyte scale, from different
sources.
Amazon Security Lake is a purpose-built security data lake that
enables customers to aggregate, normalize, and store data so they
can respond to security events faster, simplify compliance
monitoring and reporting, and unify security data management across
hybrid and multicloud environments. The service builds the security
data lake using Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and AWS
Lake Formation to automatically set up security data lake
infrastructure in a customer’s AWS account, providing full control
and ownership over security data. To help customers achieve
end-to-end security, the AWS Marketplace includes thousands of
security solutions. Customers can integrate powerful technology
from a wide portfolio of integrated services and partner solutions
that can be customized, automated, and scaled to achieve the
appropriate level of security for their organizations. With just a
few steps, customers can easily create a data lake that collects
security data from sources like Amazon VPC Flow Logs and AWS
CloudTrail, third-party sources like Splunk, CrowdStrike, Datadog,
and Cribl, and their own sources of data. All security data in
Amazon Security Lake conforms to the OCSF schema, making it simpler
to conduct security investigations with a single, unified view.
Customers can use their preferred security and analytics tools,
including Amazon Athena, Amazon OpenSearch Service, and Amazon
SageMaker, along with leading third-party solutions, to capture
broader and deeper analytics quickly and easily.
Amazon Security Lake is generally available today in US East
(Ohio), US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), Asia Pacific
(Singapore), Asia Pacific (Sydney), Asia Pacific (Tokyo), Europe
(Frankfurt), Europe (Ireland), Europe (London), and South America
(São Paulo) with availability in additional AWS Regions coming
soon.
Cribl makes open observability a reality for today’s tech
professionals. Cribl's vendor-agnostic observability product suite
gives customers flexibility to route and process data at scale from
any source to any destination within their data infrastructure.
“With the explosion of data and the rapidly evolving security
landscape, security teams are challenged to continuously monitor,
detect, respond to, and mitigate threats,” said Clint Sharp,
co-founder and CEO at Cribl. “Through our integration with Amazon
Security Lake, we are excited to provide AWS customers the
flexibility to ingest data from third-party sources, transform it
to OCSF, then route it to Amazon Security Lake and additional
OCSF-enabled tools for enhanced ability to detect and respond to
threats. This integration streamlines the process of federated
search-in-place queries and selective routing of crucial data to
any analytics platform, making it more convenient for customers to
use and faster to capture deeper insights.”
CrowdStrike is a global cybersecurity leader with one of the
world’s most advanced cloud-native platforms for protecting
critical areas of enterprise risk—endpoints and cloud workloads,
identity, and data. “Stopping breaches requires organizations to
break down the silos that exist across their security and
technology stack,” said Daniel Bernard, chief business officer at
CrowdStrike. “We have noticed a growing trend among customers who
correlate CrowdStrike Falcon telemetry with other security data. As
a member of OCSF and a long-time AWS Partner, CrowdStrike enables
enriched telemetry from the CrowdStrike Falcon platform to Amazon
Security Lake. This delivers superior visibility and protection
against modern threats, empowering security teams to leverage this
information in their security solutions.”
Datadog is a monitoring and security platform for cloud
applications. “By providing security teams with in-depth contextual
insights and advanced analytics, we can enhance their ability to
address and reduce false positives,” said Pierre Betouin, senior
vice president of Security Products at Datadog. “The integration
between Amazon Security Lake and Datadog platform enables teams to
route critical customer logs, including AWS, on-premises, and SAAS
logs, to the Datadog Cloud SIEM. This integration provides users
with contextual information that helps reduce false positives and
enables rapid threat detection and prioritization.”
Jumia is a leading e-commerce platform in Africa, offering
customers across the continent a wide range of products and
services through its marketplace. “We find Amazon Security Lake to
be an indispensable asset that improves our overall security
posture and are excited the service is now generally available,”
said Pedro Fangueiro, CISO at Jumia. “Amazon Security Lake
significantly streamlines our security operations, allowing our
teams to efficiently tackle security monitoring use cases,
ultimately fortifying our workloads, applications, and data. Amazon
Security Lake helps us reduce administrative overhead in critical
environments, enabling us to focus on tasks with the highest value
to our business.”
Novozymes is a global biotechnology company specializing in the
research, development, and production of industrial enzymes,
microorganisms, and bio-pharmaceutical ingredients to help
businesses grow sustainably, safeguard the planet’s resources, and
improve the quality of life for people around the world. “Managing
and analyzing security logs and findings for CloudTrail, VPC,
Route53, and AWS Security Hub across our hybrid enterprise posed a
significant challenge,” said Jacob Kofod, Cloud Architect for
Novozymes. “We started using Amazon Security Lake to help us
normalize the security logs and findings, and enables us to swiftly
and accurately feed this information to a SIEM with minimal
operational overhead. Amazon Security Lake will help Novozymes
spend more time on more impactful work like safeguarding the
planet’s resources.”
SentinelOne provides AI-powered cybersecurity to prevent
threats, reduce risk, and safeguard organizations by providing
protection across cloud, endpoints, identity, and data.
“Traditional threat hunting and investigations are often
challenging and time consuming. The diverse telemetry and log
events required for analysis are scattered across various sources,
formats, and tools, creating silos that hinder efficiency and
effectiveness,” said Jane Wong, senior vice president of Product
Management at SentinelOne. “Through our integration with Amazon
Security Lake and leveraging the OCSF schema, customers can now
ingest, query, and analyze normalized telemetry within
SentinelOne's Singularity Platform. This streamlined process
greatly reduces complexity and enhances efficiency in threat
investigations, enabling a unified data source that automatically
correlates events, empowering automated correlations of events to
reconstruction threats from inception to resolution.”
Splunk is a leading technology company specializing in
cybersecurity and observability solutions dedicated to fostering a
safer and more resilient digital world. “Splunk is honored to be an
AWS launch partner for Amazon Security Lake and a valued member of
the Steering Committee for the OCSF project, which aims to
establish an open schema for data normalization within the
cybersecurity community,” said Mike Horn, senior vice president and
general manager of Security at Splunk. “The integration between
Splunk and Amazon Security Lake enables customers to store their
data in one unified format, OCSF. This integration not only
enhances their ability to accelerate threat detection and
investigation of AWS data, but also helps them ensure their
compliance with data retention and regulatory requirements.”
Volkswagen Financial Services is a division of Volkswagen AG
represented across the world through many different companies in
the business segments of banking, leasing, insurance and services,
mobility and payment. “Amazon Security Lake makes it easy to
centralize all of our security-related log and findings data into a
single data lake, providing us with a comprehensive overview,” said
Crispin Weißfuß, head of AWS Managed Platform Services at
Volkswagen Financial Services. “This has made it easier for us to
address a variety of security monitoring use cases and improve the
protection of our workloads, applications, and data.”
Wiz is a cybersecurity startup with a mission to help
organizations create secure cloud environments that accelerate
their business. “Obtaining deeper insights from security data is
imperative for organizations to effectively prioritize critical
issues,” said Yinon Costica, vice president of Product and
co-founder at Wiz. “Through our integration with Amazon Security
Lake, we not only provide those critical insights, but also improve
cloud security data sharing, enabling customers to better correlate
and leverage issues internally. This integration breaks down
security product silos, allowing customers to prioritize security
issues, query security analytics, and gain greater visibility into
their overall security posture.”
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