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Matthias Vallentin

We are thrilled to announce that after a year of rigorous development and testing, the Tenzir Platform is now generally available! Our journey began at Black Hat 2023, where we first introduced the Tenzir Platform in early access mode. Over the past year, we've worked diligently, incorporating user feedback and refining our technology to ensure stability and performance. Today, at Black Hat 2024, we are proud to officially launch the Tenzir Platform, confident in its capabilities and excited to bring it to a wider audience.

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Oliver Rochford

In today's digital age, businesses are under immense pressure to bolster their cybersecurity. Understanding the financial implications of security tools is vital to ensure optimal ROI through risk reduction and breach resilience. This is particularly true for consumption-based security solutions like Security Information and Event Management (SIEM).

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Oliver Rochford

Staying ahead in the realm of cybersecurity means relentlessly navigating an endless sea of emerging threats and ever-increasing data volumes. The battle to stay one step ahead can often feel overwhelming, especially when your organization's data costs are skyrocketing.

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Oliver Rochford

We're overjoyed to announce our highly-anticipated security data pipeline platform at the renowned BlackHat conference in Las Vegas. The launch marks a milestone in our journey to bring simplicity to data engineering for cybersecurity operations, and to bring a cost-efficient way to tackle the increasingly complex data engineering challenges that security teams confront daily.

· 8 min read
Matthias Vallentin

Zeek offers many ways to produce and consume logs. In this blog, we explain the various Zeek logging formats and show how you can get the most out of Zeek with Tenzir. We conclude with recommendations for when to use what Zeek format based on your use case.

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Dominik Lohmann

VAST is now Tenzir. This blog post describes what changed when we renamed the project.