Cloud Security as a Service/Data Retention/Compliance
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Cloud Security as a Service/Data Retention/Compliance
Additional Info
| Company | Fluency Security |
| Website | http://www.fluencysecurity.com |
| Company size (employees) | 10 to 49 |
Overview
Cloud Security as a Service (SaaS) subscription based offering award-winning log management focused on data retention and true compliance. Fluency provides limitless access to data, even as the volume of data scales. Fluency Cloud is a process composed of messaging nodes that parse, index, correlate, enhance, fuse, score and store log messages. Additonally, Fluency has pseudonym capability built into the database itself. This increases scalability and also enforces proper implementation of the pseudonym as defined in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and also required in meeting the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA). Fluency’s inclusion of pseudoynms addresses two key elements to privacy:
• Provides a control that limits the viewing of personal identifiable data to
people with authority to see it.
• Enables the right to be forgotten.
Fluency can process up to 12 billion messages a day, with spikes of 1.2 million events per second. As a result, Fluency is nearly 50 times faster than the most popular open source database and is almost half the cost to operate due to its efficiency in speed and cost effective storage for data retention.
How we are different
• The Fluency Cloud solution brings a powerful combination of speed and
scalability, serving as an important tool for organizations that already
struggle to find the proper talent to fill their security operations centers.
• Fluency is consistently labeled the fastest cloud database in the log retention
industry. The capacity, retention and speed of Fluency's LavaDB allow the
system to capture, correlate and analyze data in even the most complex
networks.
• Without worrying about overloading the system, organizations send all their
audit data to Fluency. This means compliance with regulations such as
CCPA, FISMA, PCI, and DFS, etc.
