Once we get the baseline stuff done, we'll start to evolve our maturity and our capabilities on the platform and use a lot more of the advanced features of Devo. Devo's relationship with Palo Alto is very interesting in that regard because there's a possibility that we will be pushing this as a direct integration with our Layer 4 through Layer 7 security infrastructure, to be able to push real-time actions. It's critical to be able to find a threat and do something about it sooner. We do expect it to help to reduce our MTTR, absolutely, especially for security incidents. We've found some insights fairly early in the process but I don't think we've gotten to the point where we can determine that our mean time to resolution has improved. But it will at least give us some insight into where we need to focus our efforts and get the most bang for the buck.
Securing that type of landscape is challenging because we have a lot of different moving parts. Being able to pull all that information into one central location is going to be huge for us. That means our threat surface is quite large, not only from the web services and web-native applications that we expose to our customers, but also from our in-cab and mobile application products that we sell.
Splunk competitors plus#
We OEM and provide a SaaS service that runs on people's mobiles, plus we provide an in-cab mobile in truck fleets and tractor trailers that are both short- and long-haul. We have a varied array of threat vectors in our environment. Obviously, data privacy is a big concern and this is really going to help us out from that standpoint. We have a lot of regulatory and compliance requirements as well, because we do business in the EU.
Splunk competitors archive#
If we can have all of our data sources in one hub and are then able to pull them back and analyze that data as fast as possible, and then archive it, that will be helpful. The solution is enabling us to bring all our data sources into a central hub. We should have a global view into what's going on in our infrastructure for the first time ever. We have businesses in Canada and Mexico, so our entire North American operations should benefit from this. We're going to be able to really shore up our visibility across all of our business areas, across international boundaries. This tool is going to be our global SIEM and log-aggregation and management solution. Unfortunately, we haven't done a very good job of integrating those companies, from a security and business services standpoint. Since then, we've acquired three or four more. After they made billions in IP and wireless, they spun us off to Vista Equity, and we rapidly and in succession bought three or four companies in the 2014/2015 timeframe.
We were the original Qualcomm company way back in the day. The main reason that we bought this tool is that we were a conglomeration of several different companies. We're very early in the process so it's hard to say what the improvements are.
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