CeTu

CeTu was founded by CEO and serial entrepreneur Omer Schneider to develop an AI-native platform that helps SecOps teams scale data pipelines, optimize costs, and boost security effortlessly.

Omer started his career heading a blue team tasked with safeguarding critical national infrastructure. Recognized for his contributions, Omer became a founding member of Israel’s national cybersecurity initiative, the Israel National Cyber Security Bureau.

From there, Omer jumped into entrepreneurship, founding CyberX, an innovative IoT/OT security monitoring company acquired by Microsoft for its patented, ML-based behavioral analytics and prestigious F500 customer base.

While serving in Microsoft’s security unit, Omer observed that enterprises were struggling with an explosion in security log data. Growing at 35% per year, this massive influx of data is straining security budgets while reducing performance and adding complexity to their SIEMs (Splunk, Sentinel, QRadar, etc).

Additionally, the diversity of log formats—across cloud providers, identity providers, monitoring tools, network devices, endpoints, etc—complicates the process of extracting actionable insights to make sure critical security events aren’t being missed.

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Unlike 1st-generation telemetry pipeline approaches, CeTu uses a purpose-built, security-specific AI model to contextually understand the content of your logs and how your SIEM uses data. This enables it to automatically enrich and filter essential data for the SIEM while routing other data to low-cost storage such as data lakes and cloud buckets.

With fast time-to-value—typically within hours instead of months or years—CeTu automatically generates intelligent data pipelines and optimization recommendations, eliminating the need for engineers to tediously analyze logs or learn new scripting languages.

To enhance your security posture, CeTu uses its built-in security intelligence and understanding of your organization’s security goals to deliver customized data enrichment recommendations, such as new aggregations and indices, enabling your SecOps team to detect new threat scenarios currently being lost in the noise of data overload.

The results? Stronger security, lower ingestion costs, improved operational efficiency, and SIEM vendor independence.

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