Investigate Security Incidents with Falcon LogScale NextGen SIEM mode
UpdateUnverifiedAdded Sep 24, 2026
Security teams using CrowdStrike’s Falcon NextGen SIEM now have a direct path to visualize their security data in Grafana. With dedicated NGSIEM mode, connect via OAuth2 client credentials and bring your security investigations and incident data directly into your existing Grafana dashboards for unified observability and threat analysis.
Topics: Security, BI, Observability
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