Odyssey Cybersecurity announced the release of its homegrown award-winning ClearSkies™ SaaS NG SIEM on Microsoft Azure Marketplace

Regional market leader Odyssey Cybersecurity announced the release of its homegrown award-winning ClearSkies™ SaaS NG SIEM on Microsoft Azure Marketplace.
Now Azure customers can deploy ClearSkies™ SaaS NG SIEM on their cloud infrastructure within minutes, just by following a few simple steps. With ClearSkies™ SaaS NG SIEM, Azure customers can dramatically enhance the timeliness and effectiveness of their threat detection and response capability, helping them acquire a steadfast methodology of managing forensic evidence, and be on their way to a much more streamlined legal and regulatory compliance management process.
ClearSkies™ SaaS NG SIEM on Microsoft Azure uses the Bring-Your-Own-License (BYOL) delivery model, a delivery model that complements Odyssey’s existing licensing models, which currently include cloud, white-box, hybrid, and managed security services.
With the expansion of its flagship product onto Microsoft Azure, Odyssey Cybersecurity commits to its core strategy of offering a cutting-edge SaaS NG SIEM service, which addresses the cybersecurity and compliance needs of organizations of any size, infrastructure complexity or industry.
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