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By Ryan Naraine on February 19, 2021 NEWS ANALYSIS: The strategic positioning to own and control the massive data lakes powering enterprise security programs took another expensive turn with CrowdStrike announcing it would shell out $400 million to buy early-stage log analytics start-up Humio. The $400 million cash-and-equity deal represents a massive exit for Humio, a company that raised just $32 million in two funding rounds led by Dell Technologies Capital.  Humio has about 70 employees in the U.S., London and Denmark and has found a niche as an affordable -- but powerful -- alternative ...

EDR, NDR, XDR – we keep rebranding defense, but it all still comes down to detection and response, says Erin Sweeney of ReliaQuest. She discusses the latest

Brings in consultancy, ACSC to bolster protections.

Up upsidedown in a pond. >> reporter: it wasn't the floor mats, those were the in trunk right where hardy put them after receiving the recall notice weeks earlier. it wasn't a seizure, although hardy was on medication, the autopsy ruled that out. so what really happened? what if the car could talk? essentially it can. most vehicles have what's commonly called a black box known as an event data recorder or edr. >> this those kinds of accidents, edr will be invaluable. shawn dennis reconstructs car accidents for law firms and insurance companies. >> it's all the way down. >> reporter: the black ...

Or edr. >> in those kind of accidents edr data will be invaluable. >> reporter: sean dennis is a forensic engineer who reconstructs car crashes for law firms and insurance companies. >> it's hidden way up underneath the dash. >> yep. yep. yep. >> reporter: it is tied into the air bag system and records two to five seconds of pre-crash data, things like engine speed, throttle, brakes, accelerator, seat belts. >> we see here 2.3 seconds before -- before the crash this person, this driver has gone from brakes off to brakes on. >> chrysler, gm and ford give people like dennis access to information...