RiverSafe, a pioneering cybersecurity professional services provider, has partnered with Cribl, the Data Engine for IT and Security. This new partnership is set to transform the data capabilities available to RiverSafe's clients, empowering organisations to analyse, collect, process, and route all IT and security data from any source or in any destination.

As data continues to grow at a 28 percent compound annual growth rate, Cribl's product suite, including the industry's pioneering observability pipeline Cribl Stream, is purpose-built for IT and security teams to manage rapidly growing volumes of data. Ultimately, this partnership aims to drive operational efficiency for RiverSafe's clients, elevating their competitiveness and driving sustainable business growth.

Incredibly powerful technology

Oseloka Obiora, CTO of RiverSafe commented: “Our goal is to accelerate time to value for our customers and we select technology partners that we feel will be a real asset to our clients and their environments. Cribl is an incredibly powerful technology and will allow companies to make data accessibility and usage easier and more manageable."

We are incredibly proud of our current technological offering, and we hope to continue building upon this, making digital transformations as easy and as seamless as possible, helping businesses to grow and remain competitive in our digital economy, while keeping security at the heart of operations.”

Deploying Cribl technologies

Charlie Howe, VP of Sales, EMEA at Cribl said: "We are delighted to have forged a strong alliance with RiverSafe, a trusted and highly skilled professional services provider. Their expertise in deploying Cribl technologies will bring immense value to our customers, empowering businesses to navigate complex data challenges, bolster security postures, and unleash actionable insights essential for thriving in today's data-driven world."

"As organisations come to terms with how data can be used to improve business decision-making and operations, we are excited to see the results this partnership can bring to our customers.”

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