Azure Sentinel taps AI for cloud threat detection

Cloud Computing Digest A roundup of cloud infrastructure content from TechTarget's network |March 5th, 2019 FEATURED STORY Azure Sentinel adds AI-driven SIEM for cloud security by Chris Kanaracus, Senior News Writer Azure Sentinel, Microsoft's take on a security information and event management platform, relies on AI for threat detection and competes with the likes of Splunk. (SearchCloudComputing.com) Advertisement NEWS   Google Cloud Next 2019 agenda tips enterprise ambitions Google Cloud Next 2019 kicks off in April, but the event's agenda already gives ample indications of what's on tap. Expect a big emphasis on hybrid cloud, large-scale migrations, security and G Suite. (SearchCloudComputing.com)   TaylorMade Golf takes a shot with Oracle cloud database TaylorMade Golf's move to Oracle's cloud data warehouse has produced major performance improvements, but other important Oracle workloads will remain on-premises for now. (SearchCloudComputing.com)   Cloudability seeks to broaden the cloud cost management discussion Enterprises can use a variety of software tools to control cloud spending, but they would further benefit from an operational model that aligns IT more closely with finance teams. (SearchCloudComputing.com)   Google buys Alooma to bolster its cloud data migration chops Google Cloud will acquire Israeli startup Alooma in a bid to add to its data migration portfolio. The move follows last year's acquisition of cloud migration vendor Velostrata. (SearchCloudComputing.com) EXPERT ADVICE   Compare reserved instances pricing for AWS, Azure and GCP Got commitment issues? When it comes to long-term instance reservations, cloud users should look closely at what AWS, Microsoft and Google offer. (SearchCloudComputing.com)   Words to go: Google cloud security services Digging through all of Google's cloud security tools can seem overwhelming. Get a snapshot of key services, and when to use them, with this quick list. (SearchCloudComputing.com)   Examine low-code development platform options Nontechnical users can now build applications with little or no coding experience. However, there are many factors to consider before you jump in. (SearchCloudComputing.com)   Overcome IoT challenges for cloud-based workloads Organizations often build IoT apps on public clouds for their scalability, but these platforms introduce their own obstacles. Factor in these network, storage and security impacts. (SearchCloudComputing.com)   Explore FAQs on Azure subscription management For some IT teams, particularly those new to Microsoft's public cloud, Azure subscriptions spark a number of pressing questions related to billing, resource management and more. (SearchCloudComputing.com)   Pick a cloud IDE that best fits developer projects Cloud IDEs give developers more flexibility with when, where and how they create, deploy and manage code. Although enticing, end users should understand all aspects -- the good and the bad -- of cloud IDEs. (SearchCloudComputing.com) About This E-Newsletter This e-newsletter is published by the TechTarget network. To unsubscribe from Cloud Computing Digest, click here. Please note, this will not affect any other subscriptions you have signed up for. TechTarget Data Center and Virtualization Media Group, 275 Grove Street, Newton, MA 02466. Contact: webmaster@techtarget.com Copyright 2019 TechTarget. All rights reserved.