We hear about the challenges encountered daily by security analysts as a result of the widespread skills shortage. Analysts are overworked and overwhelmed with a flood of insights, notifications and alerts. It’s not surprising that burnout and alert fatigue are common issues in security operations centers (SOCs) today. SOC analysts are our first line of defense against cyberthreats, and we need them to be vigilant and energized to keep attackers at bay.
Now imagine an ideal day for an SOC analyst. They come to work, receive a list of high priority alerts and proceed to investigate those alerts. They are able to work efficiently — to identify and investigate threats quickly and effectively and also have time to focus on more strategic projects. Is this even possible with the cybersecurity skills gaps and analyst burnout? Can security analysts get ahead of the curve and proactively strengthen their security posture?
What if SOC analysts had more time, could map defense postures to the MITRE ATT&CK framework ahead of time, fine-tune their security information and event management (SIEM) themselves, as well as easily navigate and update rules and reports? With a modern SIEM, this is becoming more and more possible every day.
Proactively Fortify Your Security Posture
What if you could easily map your defenses to security frameworks ahead of time?
Proactively strengthening your security posture puts you ahead of the game instead of having to scramble to identify and remediate threats after the fact, which takes a lot more time and ..
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