I know we have SAS Fraud but it's more financial/banking /credit card fraud.
Wonder why we don't have a full-fledged SAS Cybersecurity product.
And why isn't the US taking cyber security more seriously?
https://www.theregister.com/2025/04/23/trump_us_security/
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“Was it called IT Service Vision or some catchy name like that?”
Good memory!
https://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings-archive/SEUGI2001/Watts_ITServiceVision.PDF
Was it called IT Service Vision or some catchy name like that?
Is it still around? If so. why - and how long has it been since a new customer was added?
Does SAS have a policy/procedure of how to handle loser products?
IIRC, the SAS product in this realm was sort of a knee-je-k reaction after 9/11, driven by market sentiment, but with no real market expertise, just "get a product out there quick"?
And then there were other things, like what the guy who looks like Mayhem used to run.
there was a product called that many years ago. it never really took off. it was late to the market and not strong enough to compete with established competitors who had deeper pockets, better interfaces, easier installs and better support.
kind of like pretty much every other sas product ever.
SAS had cyber security many many moons ago
Isn't that what the dude with the golf tan ran before he came to SAS?