Cribl, the leader in enabling open observability, today announced its integration with Amazon Security Lake and full support for the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) (OCSF). Using Cribl Stream, AWS customers can choose data from any source and convert it into OCSF format, without having to reformat the data on their own.

Announced in August 2022, OCSF is an open standard that can be adopted in any environment, application, or solution provider and fits with existing security standards and processes. Amazon Security Lake is one of the many solutions that now supports OCSF to make it easier to normalise and combine security data from AWS and dozens of enterprise security data sources. Amazon Security Lake automatically centralises an organization’s security data from cloud, on-premises, and custom sources into a customer owned purpose-built data lake. With Cribl’s support of OCSF and integration with Amazon Security Lake, enterprises can quickly and cost-effectively analyse security-relevant telemetry and log data across multiple tools, technologies, and vendors.

“As data volumes continue to skyrocket and enterprises use more and more security and observability tools, the need for standardisation is clear,” said Cribl Co-Founder and CEO Clint Sharp. “With Cribl Stream, enterprises can readily take advantage of OCSF to avoid cost and complexity, and improve interoperability and data sharing across tools and teams.”

“Gathering data from across the enterprise is critical to security teams,” said Rod Wallace, general manager, Amazon Security Lake at AWS. “Cribl customers with Amazon Security Lake can gather data in a format that can be used for additional analytics so they have the broadest perspective to help them secure the whole enterprise.”

Source: Prnewswire