Transforming security Data analytics with IBM WATSONX.Data
Overall Satisfaction with IBM watsonx.data
In our organisation, we use Watsonx.data as a centralized data lakehouse and analytics layer to manage, analyse, and govern large-scale operational and security-related data across a hybrid environment. We leverage this tool primarily for security operations analytics, threat intelligence enrichment, and compliance-driven reporting across multiple customers in our managed security services setup.
Pros
- Unified data access across Hybrid Environment On on-premise SQL and Oracle, FB, and cloud security data from Qradar, CrowdStrike, and Zscaler, and using this engine, analysts can query across these diverse data sets as if they were in one place.
Cons
- Integration complexity with Security Tools while watsonx.Data is well-suited for native tools, but integration with third-party security tools requires custom connectors or manual ETL pipelines. which leads to an increase in setup time.
- User interface and query time can be improved.
- Significant time savings in data processing and analysis with watsonx.data federated querying and iceberg-based architecture. Data preparation time has been reduced by 40-50% enabling analysts to directly query and correlate data without duplication.
Federated querying across multiple data sources as the security data is the most often distributed across SIEMs endpoint platforms, cloud storage and third-party system with IBM Watsonx.data allows our analysis to query data across multiple repositories without physically moving it, additionally tool has fine framed data governance and access control as it includes strong policy based governance role based access control and data linage tracking critical in Multi tenant environment.
Unified data access without data movement, we had to manually export and perform a download operation, then import it back to the QRadar SIEM. This was a time-consuming process and caused data duplication. Now with this federated querying, we can query multiple data sources directly without moving them additionally. This provides high-performance analytics on the long-term retention data.
Do you think IBM watsonx.data delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with IBM watsonx.data's feature set?
Yes
Did IBM watsonx.data live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of IBM watsonx.data go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy IBM watsonx.data again?
Yes


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