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My Top 7 Popular Gartner Blog Posts for April 2019

by Anton Chuvakin  |  May 3, 2019  |  Comments Off on My Top 7 Popular Gartner Blog Posts for April 2019

Most popular blog posts from my Gartner blog during the past month were:

  1. Our Security Orchestration and Automation (SOAR) Paper Publishes (SOAR research) – for some reason, this paper keeps sitting on top of the list, for months. Still here 🙂
  2. Popular SIEM Starter Use Cases (SIEM research) and 2018 Popular SIEM Starter Use Cases (SIEM research)
  3. The Other Security Chasm (rants / philosophical posts)
  4. Why Your Security Data Lake Project Will FAIL!
  5. Does Fake Cloud Matter? (cloud security research)
  6. SIEM Use Cases – And Other Security Monitoring Use Cases Too! (security monitoring research)
  7. Security Architecture Frameworks – Yay or Nay? (security architecture research)

Reminder: Important: How to Impress / Annoy an Analyst During a Vendor Briefing? Best / Worst Tips Here! (useful reference post)

Past top posts:

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Anton Chuvakin
Research VP and Distinguished Analyst
8 years with Gartner
19 years IT industry

Anton Chuvakin is a Research VP and Distinguished Analyst at Gartner's GTP Security and Risk Management group. Before Mr. Chuvakin joined Gartner, his job responsibilities included security product management, evangelist… Read Full Bio




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