Observability and Software Supply Chain Security
Observability can help identify where software with newly found vulnerabilities is used based on how it performs and interacts within a larger
2021 Cybersecurity Report IDs Top 15 Vulnerabilities
Many top vulnerabilities are in software libraries that have been used for years. Observability offers a better way (vs. traditional security approaches) to …
Systems are Too Complex for Traditional Observability
Observability must encompass the different systems that comprise modern applications, rather than a single system like in the early days.
Increased IT Complexity Drives the Need for AIOps
As the AIOps market matures, many in the industry believe businesses will turn to AIOps platforms as their sole monitoring tool as these platforms are enabled …
Continuous Availability Can Be Achieved Through AIOps
Continuous availability is critical to almost all applications in 2022, but many are still operating without AIOps to prevent disruption and
Understanding Continuous Intelligence and Its Role in Reliability
RTInsights editor Joe McKendrick and Sumo Logic CTO and Co-Founder Christian Beedgen discuss the changing requirements for meeting the availability and …
Edge Applications Bring New App Performance Challenges
Modern observability solutions provide visibility into the workings of complex edge applications and help staff make data-driven decisions when investigating …
Learning to Trust in the Black Box with Observability
If your organization spends more time scratching its collective head about data quality or operational issues than it does asking unique and interesting …
Critical RCE Vulnerability Reminiscent of Log4j Issues
Modern observability is needed to help organizations find if and where they are using software with recently discovered
Avoiding the Skepticism-driven Culture of Data Downtime
Data downtime creates a downward spiral of company culture, stopping companies from achieving the degree of data-driven decision-making that they aspire
