We are excited to announce the Amazon OCSF Ready Specialization that recognizes AWS Partners who have technically validated their software solutions to integrate with OCSF-compatible Amazon services with proven customer success in production environments. The Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) is an open-source initiative that simplifies how security data is normalized and shared across your security tools. This validation ensures customers can confidently select solutions that will help them improve their security operations through standardized data formats, leading to efficient threat detection, vulnerability identification, and enhanced security analytics.
The AWS Service Ready Program provides customers with AWS Partner software solutions that work with AWS Services. This specialization helps you quickly find and deploy pre-validated AWS Partner solutions that work seamlessly with OCSF-compatible Amazon services, reducing the complexity of your security operations. Partners can participate in the Amazon OCSF Ready designation by either sending logs and security events in the OCSF schema, or receiving logs or security events from OCSF-compatible Amazon services. This standardization helps customers to collect, combine, and analyze security data reducing the time and effort needed for security operations.
Amazon OCSF Ready Partners receive AWS Specialization Program benefits, and have access to signature benefits, including private strategy sessions and AWS guest speaker support for virtual events. The Amazon OCSF specialization expands and replaces the Amazon Security Lake Specialization.
To learn more about how to become an Amazon OCSF Ready Partner, visit the AWS Service Ready Program webpage.
Categories: marketing:marchitecture/partner-network
Source: Amazon Web Services
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