Reported impact
Business outcome
Comcast now hunts threats across more than 10 PB of retained security data, runs large IOC sweeps in under 30 minutes, gives business units near-real-time compliance visibility, and uses shared security records to lower false positives and improve risk posture.
- Compliance
- Productivity Improvement
- Risk Reduction
Solution
Comcast made Snowflake the core of a cloud-native security data fabric so cybersecurity, compliance, data science, and executive teams could work from common records instead of siloed tools. Security telemetry from multiple sources is joined, cleaned, and written into a common schema in Snowflake, where the platform holds 10 PB of data with over a year of hot retention for threat hunting and controls assurance. That shared lake lets threat hunters search petabyte-scale history, supports time-series ML for threat detection, and feeds dashboards that expose KPIs, KRIs, and compliance posture to business units in near real time. The architecture also enabled sweeps of more than 50,000 indicators of compromise across the 10-PB lake in under 30 minutes and helped one business unit raise endpoint-detection coverage to 95% in three days. By giving every stakeholder access to the same governed security data, Comcast reduced false positives and built a more proactive compliance culture.
Data flow
Security data from multiple analysis tools is joined, cleaned, and deposited into a common Snowflake schema with year-plus hot retention. Threat hunters, data scientists, compliance teams, executives, and business units then query the same governed store for investigations, machine-learning analysis, controls assurance, and self-service risk dashboards.