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Episode 46: David Graff, Network Security Engineer at MSU discusses scalability, speed, and how Humio’s efficiency helps address the silicon chip shortage
In this episode of The Hoot, we talk with David Graff, Network Security Engineer at Michigan State University about pain points experienced with their existing solution, why they switched to Humio, and the need to log everything at scale.
David shares MSUs strategy on how to set up needed hardware for maximum efficiency to optimize costs, as well as address the silicon chip shortage many IT departments are dealing with today.
Similar to other universities and public sector agencies, David shares MSU’s challenges around needing to scale while also being very cost conscious. They use Humio for threat detection and being able to log everything is critical to keeping their network and systems secure.
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In this episode of The Hoot, we talk with David Graff, Network Security Engineer at Michigan State University about pain points experienced with their existing solution, why they switched to Humio, and the need to log everything at scale.
David shares MSUs strategy on how to set up needed hardware for maximum efficiency to optimize costs, as well as address the silicon chip shortage many IT departments are dealing with today.
Similar to other universities and public sector agencies, David shares MSU’s challenges around needing to scale while also being very cost conscious. They use Humio for threat detection and being able to log everything is critical to keeping their network and systems secure.