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Organizations in different industries may approach security automation from a different entry point, but the requirements for an automation platform are consistent across use cases.
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Organizations need to listen to their CISOs and start turning to cybersecurity automation for the qualitative benefits of employee satisfaction and well-being.
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To share or not to share threat intelligence isn’t the question. It’s how to share, what to share, where and with whom.
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There are key steps every organization should take to leverage threat and event data across the lifecycle of a cyber incident.
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Addressing the people problem with effective approaches and tools for users and security practitioners will enable us to work smarter, and force attackers into a position where they must work harder.
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Cost avoidance is a powerful way to kick-off ROI discussions. However, to quickly move beyond objections, shifting to a more tangible approach to calculate ROI can help.
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As the SEC cyber incident disclosure rules come into effect, organizations will be forced to seriously consider giving security leaders a seat at the table.
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Thinking through the good, the bad, and the ugly now is a process that affords us “the negative focus to survive, but a positive one to thrive.”
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What a cloud migration strategy did for cloud adoption, an automation implementation strategy does for security automation adoption.
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If you want to begin, or improve, sharing customized intelligence with key users, consider these four aspects as you develop your process.
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