Energy Logserver 8.0, released in April 2026, introduced a new data engine, improved performance and a major expansion of its AI capabilities. What drove the decision to make AI and large-scale data analysis such a central part of the platform’s next phase?

A1. The direction was driven largely by what we were hearing from our customers. Our customers wanted AI capabilities that could analyze their logs, identify potential threats and help analysts investigate incidents faster, without requiring sensitive security data to be sent to a public cloud AI service. This led us to make AI On-Prem a central part of the Energy Logserver platform, combining large-scale data analysis with AI while allowing organizations to maintain control and sovereignty over their data.

Energy Logserver 8.0, released in April 2026, introduced a new data engine, improved performance and a major expansion of its AI capabilities. What drove the decision to make AI and large-scale data analysis such a central part of the platform’s next phase?

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1. We see this helping SOC teams move from a largely reactive model towards a much more proactive and automated way of working.

2. Our approach is to keep AI On-Prem, where the organization maintains control over the model, the data it can access and the information used to provide context.

3. Indonesia is moving towards stronger requirements around data protection and digital sovereignty. What considerations should organizations have when deciding where their security logs are stored, how long they are retained, and who has access to them?

4. How significant do you think platforms like IndoSec are for Indonesia?

Energy Logserver 8.0, released in April 2026, introduced a new data engine, improved performance and a major expansion of its AI capabilities. What drove the decision to make AI and large-scale data analysis such a central part of the platform’s next phase?

Recent Interviews

1. We see this helping SOC teams move from a largely reactive model towards a much more proactive and automated way of working.

2. Our approach is to keep AI On-Prem, where the organization maintains control over the model, the data it can access and the information used to provide context.

3. Indonesia is moving towards stronger requirements around data protection and digital sovereignty. What considerations should organizations have when deciding where their security logs are stored, how long they are retained, and who has access to them?

4. How significant do you think platforms like IndoSec are for Indonesia?

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