Overview
- Databricks, which unveiled Lakewatch Tuesday, said the tool uses Anthropic’s Claude to spot and probe threats in data kept in cloud lake services.
- Adobe and National Australia Bank are using the product, according to the company.
- Pricing will be based on how much compute the software runs, not how much data a customer stores, and Databricks will not charge for storage.
- Tech and teams from two small acquisitions, Antimatter and SiftD.ai, power the product, with Antimatter founder Andrew Krioukov now leading Lakewatch.
- CNBC casts the launch as a bid to challenge SIEM tools that collect and analyze security logs from Splunk, Palo Alto Networks, Google, and Microsoft as Databricks readies for a possible IPO after a recent $5 billion raise.