在信号科学对性能至关重要的情况下扩展安全性
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 云安全
适用功能
- 维护
用例
- 网络安全
服务
- 网络安全服务
客户
数据狗
关于客户
Datadog 是针对云规模应用程序的可观察性服务，通过基于 SaaS 的数据分析平台提供对服务器、数据库、工具和服务的监控。
挑战
Datadog 是云应用的监控和安全平台服务。数以千计的客户依靠 Datadog 来查看其 DevOps 堆栈中软件的指标和事件，例如云和安全监控、警报、日志等。该公司成立于 2010 年，通过接受现代工程和建筑实践的价值，迅速扩大规模，为全球客户提供服务。
随着组织的不断发展，Datadog 的安全团队知道，他们自己开发的应用程序安全工具无法以支持快速增长的客户群所需的速度扩展。下一步是采用 WAF，但 Datadog 需要在现代云架构中提供灵活性，支持快速 CI/CD 管道的代码更改和部署而无需进行大量调整，并且不会不必要地消耗安全、SRE 和开发团队的资源.
解决方案
唯一适用于现代应用的下一代 WAF
作为 DevOps 领域的领导者，Datadog 支持使用最新工具和最佳实践构建的云原生应用程序。他们的组织需要一种能够轻松适应其定制架构的安全解决方案：Signal Sciences 是唯一能够在填补空白的同时跟上他们步伐的供应商。
低 TCO，无需调整或维护
Datadog 通过每天推送代码数十次以满足客户需求，实现其价值主张——满足您所有应用程序监控需求的单一平台。安全团队知道，传统 WAF 很难理解和调整其应用程序的不断变化。
对应用程序或组织没有性能影响
对遗留 WAF 的主要抱怨之一是对整个组织的负面影响。无论是阻止合法用户访问站点、减慢应用程序速度，还是耗尽 DevOps 资源来对紧急情况进行分类，性能问题都是评估 WAF 的团队的首要任务。在部署 Signal Sciences 后，Datadog 报告了全面的零性能问题。
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