Red Hat SummitWebinar 1
From observability to action with Event-Driven Ansible and IBM Instana
Associating events with specific desired actions creates the perfect combination of observability and automation to help IT teams hit the ground running—for example to resolve an outage or issue. Using this joint solution, IT teams can see what actions have been used in the past to work around or fix newer, similar issues. This can save time in determining the next steps, and they can even run actions directly on the agent that triggered the event. This also sets the stage for using artificial intelligence (AI) to recommend the next action to take to resolve issues automatically. In this session, we will demonstrate how the new action framework within IBM Instana can be used with Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform to help diagnose and fix problems in less time.
In this webinar, we’ll cover:
- How IBM Instana can be used with Ansible Automation Platform to help diagnose and fix problems efficiently.
- What actions have been used in the past to work around or fix similar issues.
- Ways to determine next steps and run actions directly on the agent that triggered the event.
Event Date: On-demand
Webinar 2
From observability to action with Event-Driven Ansible and CrowdStrike
Security automation should not just be about gluing together conventional products. In order to protect their organizations from sophisticated adversaries who are moving faster every day, operations and security teams must work together to embrace the role of automation in the incident response workflow. By integrating with Event-Driven Ansible®, now included in Red Hat® Ansible Automation Platform, CrowdStrike’s telemetry allows organizations to develop proactive, streamlined workflows for mitigating threats and minimizing potential damages. This collaboration bolsters the security posture using automated responses. Join this webinar session as we will demonstrate how to integrate Event-Driven Ansible with CrowdStrike Falcon cybersecurity platform.
In this webinar we’ll cover:
- Ways to consume detections as they occur from the Falcon event streaming application programming interface (API).
- How to enrich findings and notify analysts using purpose-built modules.
- How remote networking can be used to contain a compromised host to mitigate damage.
Event Date: On-demand
Webinar 3
From observability to action with Event-Driven Ansible and BigPanda
It has been suggested by BigPanda that automating incident response is a formidable hurdle for IT Operations. Resource limitations, lack of an understanding of the root cause of the issue, and not having a flexible automation solution are among the inhibitors. Thanks to a new native integration between Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform and BigPanda, along with Red Hat Certified Content Collections in the Ansible automation hub, IT operations (ITOps) teams have the tools they need to streamline their automation journey. This security-focused and user-friendly framework accelerates and automates incident response activities, improving mean-time-to-resolution (MTTR).
In this webinar, we’ll cover:
- How ITOps can use BigPanda and Event-Driven Ansible to create a full response to:
- BigPanda analytics and insights to identify prime automation opportunities.
- Ways to resolve alerts and incidents, update incident tags, and add comments to remediated incidents using BigPanda and Ansible Automation Platform with Event-Driven Ansible.
- Big Panda’s unified analytics to showcase the effectiveness of automation initiatives so you can further expand automated responses.
Event Date: On-demand
Webinar 4
From observability to action with Event-Driven Ansible and Palo Alto
Palo Alto Networks is a next-generation security company leading a new era in cybersecurity by safeguarding applications and preventing cyber breaches. The combination of Palo Alto Networks’ Ansible modules and Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform helps address the most common applications for the automation and orchestration of the Palo Alto Networks VM-Series for both public, private, and hybrid cloud deployments.
The Event-Driven Ansible plugin for PAN-OS elevates security operations for Palo Alto Networks products. The plugin supports real-time error log streaming and automated response, providing opportunities for self-healing network security. Event-Driven Ansible can help revolutionize administration of Palo Alto Networks solutions with an Event-Driven Ansible integration. During this webinar we will provide a step-by-step walkthrough of setting up Event-Driven Ansible to monitor and respond to Transport Layer Security (TLS) decryption issues in a PAN-OS environment. We will indicate a real-time scenario where the Event-Driven Ansible plugin detects a TLS decryption challenge and automatically initiates a remediation process. Finally, we will conclude with a review of the actions taken by Ansible, showcasing how automated responses can maintain optimal security posture without manual intervention.
In this webinar, you’ll discover:
- An introduction to Event-Driven Ansible plugin for PAN-OS firewalls.
- The importance of deploying TLS decryption to users.
- A live demonstration of Event-Driven Ansible auto-remediating TLS decryption challenges.
Event Date: On-demand
Webinar 5
Implementing event-driven automation for smooth IT operations
Event-Driven Ansible, part of Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, provides the ability to work with observability and other data to respond automatically to changing IT conditions. This is a highly flexible solution in which you design the alerts to which you wish to respond and the action you want taken. In fact, one customer has successfully used Event-Driven Ansible to reduce the number of service tickets by half. We will explain how to use this solution in production environments to realize your own important benefits and suggest some great use cases to get started.
Event Date: On-demand
Speakers: Colin McNaughton and Joseph Pisciotta
Webinar 6
From observability to action with Event-Driven Ansible and Dynatrace
IT automation can unlock incredible efficiencies for organizations. Today, IT leaders see event-driven automation - responding automatically to changing conditions in an IT environment - as an essential refinement of their Day 2 automation strategies. In practical terms, what does that mean? In this webcast from Red Hat, featuring IDC and Dynatrace, you’ll learn from a panel of experts the ingredients and steps to take for a successful IT Operations automation initiative. Tune in to hear:
The following are key areas where IT operations can build a self-driving infrastructure to support the digital business of today:
What’s driving investment in IT Automation
How an automation platform can orchestrate and streamline Day 2 operations
The common challenges, and how to address them
How to get started, the benefits, and what the potential future state is
Event Date: On-demand
Webinar 7
Automate CyberArk activities with the Ansible Automation Platform’s Event-Driven Ansible
Red Hat and CyberArk have a long history of collaboration around integration of automation and Privileged Access Management to meet a variety of needs, including management of access to resources from automation. This collaboration now extends to event-driven automation, where you can automatically respond to CyberArk alerts using the new Event-Driven Ansible capability through an event source plug in which CyberArk has developed and added to its existing Ansible certified Content Collection. This new plug-in works with syslogs and enables you to send these alerts to Event-Driven Ansible where your customized rulebooks can help you automatically act to save time and resolve issues faster and with less churn.
Listen to this webinar to learn how you can use the joint solution to align activities and automation with the proper access and also learn how you can automatically respond to alerts and changing conditions.
Event Date: On-demand
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