As modern development teams continue to own more of the full lifecycle of microservices, it is time to add a new pillar to the 3 pillars of Observability -Security. Learn how, with an integrated analytics platform approach, you can combine log, metrics, and traces with security events to provide true, meaningful DevSecOps visibility. We will cover how it is possible to bring both a DevOps and a SecOps perspective together and enable your team to move faster, and more confidently, forward.

Learn how MoneyTree uses AWS and Sumo Logic to help financial institutions better connect with consumers through real-time machine data analytics for operational and security insights. Learn more at https://www.sumologic.com/solutions/security-analytics/.

What do beer and data analytics have in common? Learn how iconic beer vendor Anheuser Busch in Bev (ABinBev) relies on Sumo Logic to give them real-time security insights into their global security operations center (SOC) and helps showcase the value of security within the organization through dashboards and metrics.

Running a modern application in the cloud is a complex task which requires clear, real-time visibility across your entire application stack and infrastructure. With SumoLogic you can fix problems before they negatively affect your customers' experience and make sure your application is running at peak performance.

Digital innovation and transformation are critical strategies in keeping pace with competitors and customer needs in today's rapidly changing environment. Many organizations are moving to the cloud to take advantage of the operational and financial gains available in this new environment. But these organizations are also quickly learning that their legacy security and compliance tools, including their SIEMs, are not able to provide the insights they need.

Operational analytics is of vital importance to IT organizations today. With complex hybrid infrastructures and dynamic workloads commonplace in many businesses, the ability to monitor important metrics like application performance requires a level of automation and analysis that can quickly turn data into useful information for your IT team.

The choices facing today's enterprise executives are far more complex than whether to adopt cloud or not - that is mostly decided. The question is how to do it well. In particular, are the tools they are using to monitor performance and security truly built to run and scale in their cloud environment. Many vendors are "cloud washing" customers by simply adding the word "cloud" to their service offerings without truly being able to deliver on their promises.