Amazon Web Services has announced the general availability of Amazon OpenSearch Service zero-ETL integration with Amazon Security Lake. This integration allows organizations to efficiently search, analyze, and gain actionable insights from their security data, streamlining complex data engineering requirements and unlocking the full potential of security data. It's a new way to in-place query and analyze logs in Security Lake that minimizes the need to duplicate data and reduces the operational overhead of managing custom data pipelines. You can directly query your Security Lake data, saving the costs of moving data. With OpenSearch Service zero-ETL integration with Security Lake, you can use the rich analytics capabilities of OpenSearch Dashboards to query and visualize your data in Security Lake. You can also analyze multiple data sources within a single tool and a single schema, the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) schema to help with threat-hunting and investigation scenarios. For time-sensitive investigations and monitoring, you can optionally boost query performance by enabling additional accelerations such as indexed views and dashboards in Amazon OpenSearch Service when you need fast and frequent access to a subset of your data. These capabilities provide complete visibility into all your data stored in Security Lake, regardless of the log volume, to support security investigations, better understanding of your security posture, and gain security-relevant insights.