
Video: 10 Minute IT Jams - Who is LogRhythm?
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LogRhythm is a cybersecurity company which combines behaviour analytics, security orchestration and automation to deliver effective end-to-end services. The company is headquartered in Colorado and operates on six continents.
In this video, Techday speaks with LogRhythm VP of sales for Asia Pacific Simon Howe, who discusses the company's primary offerings and services, what products the company is focused on for the future, and the infrastructure it has in the A/NZ market.
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