Sumo Logic has developed an AI tool that generates text-based summaries from extensive log data, enhancing the DevSecOps workflow by enabling detection rules as code. Additionally, the company is introducing behavior baselines to minimize false positives and is integrating support for intelligence feeds like STIX and TAXII. These advancements aim to facilitate faster, more contextual anomaly detection, helping bridge the gap between DevSecOps teams and cybersecurity professionals, and aligning with the growing trend of leveraging AI in software development.
Sumo Logic is adding support for multiple intelligence feeds by adding support for Structured Threat Information eXpression (STIX) syntax and the Trusted Automated exchange of Intelligence Information (TAXII) data format.
Clawson emphasized that using AI to summarize actionable insights from log data is transforming how DevSecOps teams approach anomaly detection.
A Futurum Research survey finds 41% of respondents now expect generative AI tools and platforms will be used to generate, review and test code.
These advancements aim to bridge the gap between DevSecOps and cybersecurity professionals by providing deeper contextual insights into vulnerabilities.
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