Why a security data fabric?

Your global data strategy needs security data.  

The DataBee Hive is the core data fabric platform that transforms and modernizes your security data management and delivers evidence-centric security content. Drive better and smarter decisions with analysis-ready datasets layered with connected business-relevant context. 

Challenges when you're drowning in data yet starved for insights

Questionable insights and decisions

Data is abundant but inaccessible and lacks context. When security data is not part of the global data strategy, business decisions are made with incomplete or inaccurate data.

Niche skills needed for data preparation

Storytelling with your data first requires your enterprise to have data engineers and scientists – sometimes an army of them – to wrangle and prepare data before deriving significant value.

Runaway data and tool costs

Balancing the value of data with the high compute and storage costs is becoming economically unsustainable. Single-use tools and poor integration features waste your analysts’ time.

Evolving regulations and threats

Using spreadsheets for complex controls and compliance reporting is error-prone and fragmented. Finetuning what to keep and for how long makes you miss important artifacts for digital forensics.

How DataBee transforms your data

DataBee Architecture

With DataBee, security, risk, and compliance teams can now benefit from foundational data fabric features:

Automated data source ingestion
Data auto-parsing and mapping
Continuous data quality and validation
Data integration and cost optimization

Benefits of deploying a security data fabric at Comcast

Who is DataBee for?
  • Chief Information Security Officer (CISOs) 
  • Business Information Security Officer (BISOs) and Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) teams 
  • Chief Information Officer (CIOs) 
  • Chief Technology Officer (CTOs) 
  • Chief Data and Analytics Officers (CDOs/CDAOs)
What use cases can DataBee be used for?
  • Executive KPI reporting 
  • Threat hunting 
  • Insider risk monitoring 
  • Multiple SIEM aggregation 
  • Converged security 
  • CMDB enrichment 
  • Empowering AI initiatives

Do you know where you are in your security data journey?

The Comcast Security Data Maturity Model (SDMM) is a conceptual framework that helps security, risk, and compliance teams measure and categorize how well their organization can assess, analyze, and leverage data to help protect and secure the organization’s infrastructure.

Experience the buzz for yourself

Learn why enterprises are turning to a security, risk, and compliance data fabric to help them get ready for what’s next.