Boston, November 5th / PRNewswire / -- Realm Security Today, we are launching SecurityDataPipeline.com, a new educational resource designed to help cybersecurity professionals understand secure data pipelines and reduce SIEM costs without compromising detection coverage.

For many security teams, the growing volume of data presents a difficult choice: either reduce the amount of data or maintain detection capabilities. Security data pipelines provide a way to address this challenge. Located between security data sources and target systems, these platforms collect, process, filter, and route telemetry data before it reaches SIEM, data lakes, or other security tools.

Realm Security Vice President of Marketing Chris O ' Brien states: "Most security teams are now required to cut SIEM expenditures and deploy AI proxies at the same time, and both of these decisions depend on the data layer. We have established SecurityDataPipeline.com to enable practitioners to understand how the process works before engaging with suppliers, including ourselves, and to reduce the amount of data without losing detection capabilities."

As AI reshapes the Security Operations Center ( SOC ), the security data pipeline is becoming increasingly important. As enterprises deploy AI agents for triage, investigation, and response, the underlying data layer determines whether these agents can obtain clean, standardized context for reasoning. This is aimed at security professionals who wish to understand how to transform raw logs and fragmented network security data into clean, actionable intelligence, as well as at personnel involved with AI SOC agents and other AI network security projects.

This resource also explains how the secure data pipeline routes telemetry data to target systems that include Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, and Databricks Delta Lake; how the OCSF standardized data supports the AI SOC proxy; and how to maintain coverage of MITRE ATT and CK when the team reduces the amount of data collected by SIEM.

On SecurityDataPipeline.com, visitors can:

• Browse guides for beginners to learn about secure data pipelines and their core functions.
• Try out an interactive pipeline demonstration with no entry barriers to see how security events are filtered, transformed, enriched, and routed.
• Use the SIEM cost calculator to estimate the potential reduction in data collection costs.
• Understand the practical application scenarios surrounding SIEM for cost reduction, SIEM for migration, SOC for efficiency, data governance, and AI for readiness.
• Read technical comparisons and explain the differences between secure data pipelines, SIEM, data lakes, log forwarders, and observability pipelines.

This resource discusses how to reduce the costs of security data management through data filtering, standardization, enrichment, routing, and retention, without compromising on detection capabilities. It also shows how teams can identify the information required for security detection and which data can be stored in a more economical manner.

This website is targeted at CISO, security architects, SOC managers, as well as cybersecurity professionals who are evaluating how to manage the growing volume of telemetry data.

SecurityDataPipeline.com is now online, with the URL being https://securitydatapipeline.com/.

About Realm Security

Realm Security Allows the security team to have independent control over telemetry data before it reaches SIEM, the data lake, or AI proxies. The platform understands what each data source generates and what each downstream system requires, then guides the team in deciding which data to retain, archive, and route. Realm Security Headquartered in Boston, the deployment cycle is about one week, and it can typically reduce SIEM collection costs by 50% or more. For more information, please visit www.realm.security.

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