Sumo Logic announced a number of free analytics solutions and resources to help support enterprises and the broader community during the coronavirus pandemic.
The company unveiled a bundle of SaaS apps designed to help IT and security teams ensure critical business applications are up, running and secure.
In addition, Sumo Logic is offering its Continuous Intelligence Platform for free to all educational institutions to provide disruption-free learning to students globally.
Lastly, the company launched a new series with best-selling author Shawn Achor on how to shift to more positive mindsets amidst uncertainty.
Most organizations have a majority of their employees working from home (WFH) to maintain social distancing and safety. Remote access, VPN, endpoint security and SaaS solutions are the lifeblood for enterprises to keep employees engaged and productive. Sumo Logic is offering a new Work-From-Home solution that helps IT and security teams ensure the visibility, reliability and security of mission critical business apps. The bundle solution includes a number of existing Sumo Logic and partner apps including:
- SSO - Auth0, Duo, Okta, One Login, Azure Active Directory
- Remote Access - Cisco Meraki, zScaler Web Security
- Endpoint Security - CrowdStrike Falcon, Carbon Black, Cylance
- Productivity Apps - G Suite, Office 365, Salesforce, Slack
The new solution is available as a 90-day free trial and will also be available through Sumo Logic’s partner ecosystem, and will include customer support to help set up and optimize within any enterprise environment.
During these tough times, schools and higher education institutions have shifted to online classes to continue to provide children with crucial learning. Sumo Logic believes these services are critical to intellectually challenging students, while providing them a positive outlook and keeping them safe during the coronavirus pandemic. In an effort to support these schools and colleges and keep their online environments up and running, Sumo Logic is offering its cloud-based continuous intelligence platform free of cost to enable IT teams to provide disruption-free learning to children globally.
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