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“CRIBL STREAM GREATLY REDUCES THE COST OF OUR SIEM, CUTS WHITE NOISE FROM LOGS, AND MAKES THEM MORE MEANINGFUL.”
ROBERT ARBUCKLE,
INFORMATION SECURITY ANALYST III
“WE LOVE THE ABILITY TO SEND THE SAME DATA TO MULTIPLE SOURCES — AND IT’S ACTUALLY VERY INTUITIVE. IF I CAN USE CRIBL, MOST PEOPLE CAN.”
ROBERT ARBUCKLE,
INFORMATION SECURITY ANALYST III
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ROBERT ARBUCKLE,
INFORMATION SECURITY ANALYST III
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When Yale New Haven’s cybersecurity team noticed a surprise 30-45% increase in the volume of their firewall logs, they went to work looking into the issue. It turned out that a software update was responsible for adding 63 fields to each of their Palo Alto logs — a problem tailor-made for Cribl Stream to solve.
“Cribl Stream made it easy to strip the extra fields out and get those logs right back under control. We didn’t lose any log fidelity or important data — we just took out some of the garbage.”
Robert Arbuckle
Information Security Analyst III
The reduction had an immediate impact on Yale New Haven’s SIEM license usage.
“Cribl really changed the way that our Splunk spend worked. We were constantly using about 600 -700 GB/day of our 400 GB license, but were able to bring it down to less than 400 GB — just by using Stream to make a couple of changes to Palo Alto Networks logs.”
Robert Arbuckle
Information Security Analyst III
Even with the reduction in Palo Alto logs, Splunk’s latest upgrade made it too cost-prohibitive for Yale New Haven to continue using it. With the help of Security Risk Advisors (SRA), a cybersecurity consulting firm, they quickly built a cost-effective solution — moving to Microsoft Sentinel as their SIEM and Azure Data Explorer (ADX) as their data lake.
“Having Cribl Stream in place made switching from Splunk super easy — we just had to point the outputs to Sentinel instead. We stood up the new SIEM and populated our data lake within two weeks.”
Robert Arbuckle
Information Security Analyst III
“We did some prep work, then SRA came in to pull some levers, and we started filling the data lake — which turned out to be awesome from day one.”
Frank Heaven
Senior Information Security Specialist
“Now If there's a log with a good use case, that’s reason enough for us to bring it on with Cribl. Cost just isn't as big of a driver as it was before.”
Robert Arbuckle
Information Security Analyst III
“If another team wants to bring their data in, we don't necessarily have to worry about them being able to see stuff that's not theirs. We can easily give them access to just that piece of the database using role-based access.”
Robert Arbuckle
Information Security Analyst III
“We have a pretty distributed workforce and about 5,000 people that work remotely, so we’re sending data from about 30,000 endpoints to Cribl now. Having that central location has made a huge difference.”
Frank Heaven
Senior Information Security Specialist
By sending these disparate data sources through Cribl, it’s easier to normalize and filter incoming data, which makes analysis easier and significantly cuts storage costs. Centralizing data collection also improves security by providing a unified view of network activity, aiding in identifying potential threats. Easily reducing data also improves downstream pipeline performance by reducing noise sent to other tools.
In the future, Yale New Haven Health plans to use Cribl to build out their internal Security Operations Center (SOC) and make new tool acquisition easier and faster to evaluate, implement and realize value. They plan to build more on-site nodes to use the Windows Event Collector (WEC) feature and pull in events from all their servers, not just the domain controllers. As they are onboarding Epic logs, they are using Cribl’s data masking feature to ensure the security and privacy of sensitive information, which has the added benefit of reducing the amount of time spent with auditors.
Cribl makes open observability a reality for today’s tech professionals. The Cribl product suite defies data gravity with radical levels of choice and control. Wherever the data comes from, wherever it needs to go, Cribl delivers the freedom and flexibility to make choices, not compromises. It’s enterprise software that doesn’t suck, enables tech professionals to do what they need to do, and gives them the ability to say “Yes.” With Cribl, companies have the power to control their data, get more out of existing investments, and shape the observability future. Founded in 2017, Cribl is a remote-first company with an office in San Francisco, CA. For more information, visit www.cribl.io or our LinkedIn, Twitter, or Slack community.
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