Automating Security Operations

Security operations teams struggle to keep up with operational complexities such as too many consoles, not enough trained people, inadequate visibility, and alert overload. Meanwhile, cybercriminals are increasingly using attack automation and machine learning (ML) to move faster and avoid detection. While most organizations are purchasing more security products to illuminate blind spots and incorporate ML, the security operations center (SOC) remains completely overwhelmed. A signficant increase in SOC automation across fewer security vendors is proving to be the most effective path forward.