May 4
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Cerbi is built around a simple idea: logs should be governed before they leave the application. In this video, I break down Cerbi from a technical and business perspective, including its value proposition, logging governance model, ROI story, security alignment, and architecture. The core idea is not to replace tools like Splunk, Datadog, Azure Monitor, or OpenTelemetry. Cerbi sits earlier in the flow, inside the application boundary, where sensitive fields, inconsistent metadata, and noisy log events can be governed before they become expensive or risky downstream data. Topics covered: Cerbi’s value proposition Why source-level logging governance matters How Cerbi differs from downstream masking How governed logs can reduce risk and observability cost Where Cerbi fits with OWASP, NIST, and CWE-532 How CerbiStream and CerbiShield work together Why logs should be treated as governed enterprise data Learn more: https://www.cerbi.io