Free Gartner® Report: Telemetry Pipelines in Security Operations
Telemetry pipelines are gaining mainstream adoption and Gartner names Bindplane as a vendor of note.
In this complimentary reprint, learn how telemetry pipelines help IT and security teams cut costs, simplify data management, and unify observability and security telemetry at scale.
Facts
- Telemetry pipelines are now in the early mainstream, with adoption among 5%–20% of organizations.
- Modern workloads generate massive amounts of telemetry that must be collected, transformed, and routed efficiently.
- Gartner highlights the business impact of telemetry pipelines: cost control, improved data quality, and consolidation of IT and SecOps toolchains.
Recommendations
- Consolidate silos of telemetry data by deploying pipelines that unify observability and security use cases.
- Reduce costs and complexity by standardizing enrichment and transformation before ingestion into analysis tools.
- Emphasize consistency by limiting output formats and streamlining telemetry routing across destinations.
Ideas
- Use telemetry pipelines to cut ingestion costs for high-volume platforms like Splunk, Datadog, and Google Cloud Logging.
- Leverage pipelines to optimize bandwidth utilization, reduce redundant agents, and normalize telemetry across systems.
- Explore the role of OpenTelemetry-native pipelines (like Bindplane) to avoid vendor lock-in and future-proof your observability strategy.
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