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IGLOO Corporation Receives Patent for Securing Cloud Environments
2024.03.12
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IGLOO Corporation Receives Patent for Securing Cloud Environments
- Develops technology to ensure cloud business continuity
- IGLOO Corporation Accelerates Acquisition of Key Technologies for Cloud Native Implementation
[March 12, 2024] IGLOO Corporation, an AI-based security operation and analysis platform company, announced that it has acquired a patent for a technology that strengthens the stability of cloud environments and increases the efficiency of security operations.
The new cloud patent relates to a system and method for uninterrupted log transmission. It focuses on providing a stable cloud operating environment by enabling uninterrupted data transmission even in the event of a failure. The system works by sequentially offsetting logs that occurred during network disruptions, temporarily storing them through a loading system, which is a kind of message queue, and then resending them after normalization. The ability to load logs in the order they occurred also improves the analytical accuracy of the data collected.
IGLOO Corporation has continued to expand its lineup of solutions optimized for cloud-native environments while focusing on securing technologies to increase the security of cloud environments in line with the global shift to cloud-native. In addition to the security information and event detection analytics (SIEM) and SOAR solutions previously listed on major public marketplaces, the company will offer other product suites aligned with container security and zero trust policies as software-as-a-service (SaaS).
"For many years, IGLOO Corporation has been at the forefront of increasing the reliability of businesses by securing source technologies that align with the changing IT security landscape. We will continue to add our unique security capabilities and cloud expertise to help more organizations operate securely in the cloud."