Securecom launches AI-powered managed services platform on Snowflake in New Zealand
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Securecom has become the first managed security services provider (MSSP) and cloud provider in New Zealand to deploy on Snowflake’s instance in the AWS Asia Pacific (New Zealand) region, paving the way for a new range of AI-enabled managed services. The move comes following Securecom’s recent acquisition by Sharp and forms part of the company’s strategy to consolidate infrastructure, security and operational data from across customer environments into a single platform. Built on Snowflake, the platform brings together data from cloud, network and security systems alongside Securecom’s own ticketing and alerting platforms. The result is a unified dataset that enables more detailed reporting, operational insights and technology architecture recommendations. According to Securecom, the platform’s key differentiator is the ability for both its teams and customers to interact with consolidated infrastructure data using natural language queries powered by large language model (LLM) capabilities. “Data silos have always been the barrier between organisations and the insights they need,” said Jason Kelly, GM of Cloud at Securecom. “By bringing Snowflake to our customers, we can now consolidate the complete picture of their infrastructure, security and operations. The real breakthrough is putting LLM capabilities on top of that data, so teams can ask questions in plain English and...
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“Following the launch of Snowflake on the AWS Asia Pacific (New Zealand) Region, we’re excited to see Securecom among the first customers to go live locally and help its customers move beyond AI insights to AI-powered action,” said Tony Shaw, Regional Vice President, New Zealand at Snowflake.
