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Vercel says some of its customers' data was stolen prior to its recent hack
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RunReveal in Kubernetes for On-Prem and in VPC SIEM
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Scheduled Prompts: Automated Security Reports with AI
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RunReveal Raises $7M Seed to Build the AI-Native Security Data Platform
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We shipped 4 new integrations in 1 day with AI (and you can too)
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Shipping 4 new integrations in 1 day with AI (and you can too)
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Custom Pipelines for ETLing Security Logs
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We Built the RunReveal MCP Server
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Security Operations with RunReveal's MCP Server
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Security Operations with RunReveal's MCP Server
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RunReveal provides an MCP Server for your security logs
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A RunReveal MCP Server for Your Security Logs
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2y ago
RunReveal | Engineers, Customer Facing | Full-Time | REMOTE, SF, Austin | runreveal.com We're helping companies manage their security logs. We've built a fantastic product for a company our stage and signed up some amazing custome
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We made pql.dev that works with the different sql syntaxes by translating kusto like queries to sql (using CTE). It's worked really well thusfar and I wish someone would make a standard pipelined query language that gets supported acro
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2y ago
We're incredibly biased since several members of our team worked at Cloudflare, but we spend ~$20 a month on Cloudflare for our startup and it is fantastic. - Marketing videos on stream - Pages for multiple nextjs sites - DNS + Domain
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Why RunReveal helps companies detect threats with their Okta logs for free
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Sigmalite, an open-source runtime for detection rules
(sigmalite.dev)
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Sigmalite. An open source sigma rule evaluator
(blog.runreveal.com)
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Sigmalite, a detection runtime for sigma detections
(sigmalite.dev)
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Sigmalite. RunReveal's open source sigma rule evaluator for detection
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We shipped SSO support in a day, how?
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RunReveal Enrichments because every log needs a little more context
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Detection as Code Beta Support in RunReveal
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RunReveal announces $2.5M fundraise to reinvent SIEM
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Correlated Alerting. How to optimize for high signal alerts
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CVE-2024-22412 Explained – A caching problem in the ClickHouse query cache
(blog.runreveal.com)
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CVE-2024-22412 – A classic caching problem in the ClickHouse query cache
(blog.runreveal.com)
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RunReveal Destinations, your security data streamed where you want it
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3y ago
We do use raw sql, but we're a security business which tends to have heavy reliance on other languages that have a similar syntax to pql
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3y ago
The main goal was to help security engineers / analysts, who _loathe_ sql (for better or worse). I tend to think this is a little more user friendly, personally, and it's nice to give some open-source competition to the major lang
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