Spend a dollar on a feature or a dollar on operations? That's the perennial question of many software companies, especially in the highly competitive online gaming space, says Wizards of the Coast Chief Architect and Information Security Officer, Dan McDaniel.
As the makers of popular games including "Dungeons & Dragons" and "Magic: The Gathering," international adventure game leader Wizards of the Coast entertains tens of millions of fans around the globe. In the highly competitive arena of online gaming, speed is key, and Wizards' game development teams need to be able to roll out updates several times a day. That means security has to protect business applications and customer data without compromising speed or agility. Reveal(x) 360 was a game-changer for his team at Wizards of the Coast, says McDaniel.
With Reveal(x) 360, the security team at Wizards has visibility, threat detection, and investigation capability in the cloud without introducing friction into the development and delivery cycle. Developers can now make feature updates several times a day without compromising security.
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Dan McDaniel, Chief Architect and Information Security Officer, Wizards of the Coast
And when the chief information security officer at one of the biggest gaming companies on earth says Reveal(x) is "slick and easy," it's time to sit back, set aside Dungeons & Dragons (for just a few minutes), and watch the testimonial:
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