When a cybersecurity attack happens, people may be tempted to react impulsively. Instead, security leaders should take a proactive approach. Carefully considering the long-term effects of actions on resources and security posture becomes easier with the right tools. Using a Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) platform from day one can help your organization be better positioned to respond to cyberattacks today and in the future. At the same time, it can mean a significant return on investment (ROI) for the security budget.
Security leaders should use the same short-term and long-term strategic lens to evaluate the right tools for their security operations center (SOC). Solve current needs and challenges, but at the same time, consider the strategic implications of those actions to deal with the growing number of threats. Adopting new security technologies can help get the job done more efficiently.
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Organizations tend to operate in disjointed security environments, employing an average of 45 different security tools, according to the Ponemon Institute. The complexity of managing that many security tools comes with a high price tag. It also adds to the burden on analysts, who may not be trained to use all of those tools.
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