Threat visibility involves what seems like contradictory aims. On one hand, security teams need visibility into an ever expanding attack surface populated by new and evolving threats. That generally means more alarms. The second requirement for threat visibility is the ability to rank and filter alarms by importance. In that way, security teams need to know more but respond less – an inversion of the current situation.
We will analyse how any security team can affordably expand threat visibility while limiting false alarms to see cyberattacks earlier and more clearly.
In this session you’ll learn:
- Real world survey results from CIO’s utilising small security teams
- How traditional point solutions add complexity and cost
- Ransomware is not a malware problem, it’s a visibility issue
