New collaborations with analytics partners will
help solve customer security and performance challenges in a few
clicks
Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE: NET), the security, performance, and
reliability company helping to build a better Internet, today
announced new integrations with Microsoft Azure Sentinel, Splunk®,
Datadog, and Sumo Logic to make it easier for businesses to connect
and analyze key insights across their infrastructure. Now,
businesses will be able to funnel security insights from Cloudflare
directly into their preferred analytics platform to easily analyze
in the context of their entire technology stack – without the cost
or complexity of building custom integrations.
“CISOs want their security teams to focus on security, not
building clunky and costly integrations just to get insights from
all of the different applications and tools in their
infrastructure," said Matthew Prince, co-founder and CEO of
Cloudflare. "We saw an opportunity to make that process faster,
easier, and cheaper, working with other top analytics platforms to
bring added value to our customers. Now, we can give security teams
the tools they need to have visibility and added security across
the entire stack, even the parts beyond Cloudflare."
In today’s security environment, CISOs rely on data insights to
make critical decisions on how to help prevent, detect and mitigate
threats. To get the most out of their security data, many companies
want to see that data in the context of insights they’re receiving
from other applications within their overall technology stack. To
do so, security teams have traditionally had to build and maintain
costly, time-consuming, and fragile integrations with their
analytics platforms.
With these integrations, security teams can now extend the
valuable insights provided by Cloudflare Logs to their entire
stack. Cloudflare’s security logs can be ingested directly to Azure
Sentinel, Datadog, Splunk, and Sumo Logic within a few clicks. As a
result, security teams can view the insights from Cloudflare in the
context of their broader infrastructure. For example, today a
customer that catches a SQL injection attack is alerted, and can
block additional traffic from the attacker’s IP address directly in
Cloudflare’s Web Application Firewall. With an integration to an
analytics platform, they could also see all past activity from that
IP address across all applications and infrastructure, not just
Cloudflare.
With these integrations, Cloudflare is also arming customers
with the ability to:
- Get insights from new datasets: By introducing
Cloudflare Logs to new datasets including Firewall Events and
Network Error Logging, Cloudflare is providing customers with the
ability to identify security threats and performance opportunities
across their entire network.
- Take logs anywhere with support for any storage
destination: Cloudflare has long supported AWS, Azure, and
Google Cloud as storage destinations and is now adding the support
for any storage destination with the industry standard
S3-compatible API. These include Backblaze, DigitalOcean, and
more.
- Easily visualize data in a new user interface (UI): With
so many new data sets and destinations Cloudflare completely
redesigned the Logs UI from the ground up. The new design makes
set-up more intuitive to help customers quickly and easily get up
and running and simplifies the user experience.
"Splunk helps us monitor our network and applications by
alerting us to various anomalies and high-fidelity incidents,” said
John McLeod, Chief Information Security Officer at National Oilwell
Varco (NOV). “One of the most valuable sources of data is
Cloudflare. It provides visibility into network and application
attacks. With this integration, it will be easier to get Cloudflare
Logs into Splunk, saving my team time and money."
“Organizations are in a state of digital transformation on a
journey to the cloud,” said Jane Wong, Vice President, Product
Management, Security at Splunk. “Most of our customers deploy
services in multiple clouds and have legacy systems on premise.
Splunk provides visibility across all of this, and more
importantly, with SOAR we can automate remediation. We are excited
about the Cloudflare partnership, and adding their data into Splunk
drives the outcomes customers need to modernize their security
operations.”
"Securing enterprise IT environments can be challenging - from
devices, to users, to apps, to data centers on-premises or in the
cloud,” said Sarah Fender, Partner Group Program Manager, Azure
Sentinel at Microsoft. “In today’s environment of increasingly
sophisticated cyber-attacks, our mutual customers rely on Microsoft
Azure Sentinel for a comprehensive view of their enterprise. Azure
Sentinel enables SecOps teams to collect data at cloud scale and
empowers them with AI and ML to find the real threats in those
signals, reducing alert fatigue by as much as 90%. By integrating
directly with Cloudflare Logs we are making it easier and faster
for customers to get complete visibility across their entire
stack.”
"As a long time Cloudflare partner we've worked together to help
joint customers analyze events and trends from their websites and
applications to provide end-to-end visibility to improve digital
experiences," said John Coyle, Vice President of Business
Development for Sumo Logic. "We're excited to expand our
partnership as part of the Cloudflare Analytics Ecosystem to
provide comprehensive real-time insights for both observability and
the security of mission-critical applications and services with our
Cloud SIEM solution."
"Knowing that applications perform as well in the real world as
they do in the datacenter is critical to ensuring great digital
experiences," said Michael Gerstenhaber, Sr. Director of Product,
Datadog. "Combining Cloudflare Logs with Datadog telemetry about
application performance in a single pane of glass ensures teams
will have a holistic view of their application delivery."
"As always, we love that our partnership with Cloudflare allows
us to seamlessly offer customers our easy, plug and play storage
solution, Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage,” said Nilay Patel, Co-founder
and VP of Solutions Engineering and Sales, Backblaze. “Even better
is that, as founding members of the Bandwidth Alliance, we can do
it all with free egress."
Resources:
- Introducing New Cloudflare Logs blog post
- Cloudflare Logs
About Cloudflare
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products protect and accelerate any Internet application online
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code. Internet properties powered by Cloudflare have all web
traffic routed through its intelligent global network, which gets
smarter with every request. As a result, they see significant
improvement in performance and a decrease in spam and other
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