Elastic Security 8.16 delivers simplified and seamless data onboarding with agentless integrations, vendor-agnostic cloud security workflows for contextualized threat investigation, and custom knowledge base support for Elastic AI Assistant.

Elastic Security 8.15 introduces Automatic Import, support for Gemini 1.5 Pro/Flash Models, on-demand scanning for the Elastic Defend integration, a full set of APIs for the Elastic AI Assistant, and a redesigned context pivot in the details flyout.

Elastic is automating SIEM data onboarding with Automatic Import. This feature — the only one of its kind — automates the development of custom data integrations. Elastic now adds custom data sources faster than any competing solution.

AV-Comparatives awarded Elastic Security a perfect score in its latest Malware Protection Test. It detected 100% of real-world malware samples with no false positives, demonstrating its exceptional ability to safeguard users from evolving threats.

Elastic Security 8.13 unveils an enhanced benchmark rules page, simplifying navigation and decision-making with enable/disable controls. Automate endpoint actions, such as process termination, to accelerate incident response and threat mitigations.

Elastic’s integration with Amazon Security Lake facilitates the collection of security-related log and event data. It also empowers organizations to analyze their security posture comprehensively to protect data across their entire organization.

Elastic Security 8.11 brings ES|QL piped queries, AI Assistant upgrades, and data integrations for Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Wiz, and Palo Alto Prisma Cloud.

Elastic Security 8.7 helps security practitioners eliminate alert fatigue, reduce MTTR, and better secure cloud environments through integrated SIEM, cloud security, and endpoint security.

It's been just over two years since we introduced the Elastic Common Schema (ECS), and what a journey it’s been. ECS has evolved rapidly over these two years. In this post, we reflect on the ECS journey so far, and where the common will go from here.