Operational technology (OT) networks, which control equipment in critical infrastructures such as utilities and manufacturing assembly lines, have traditionally been kept separate from information technology (IT) networks, which control data in organizations. This ebook identifies and discusses the drivers of IT and OT network convergence. It also highlights the technologies that asset owners should deploy
Why Security Must Cover the Entire Attack Surface Until recently, operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) had completely different purposes and were on separate, independent networks. But digital transformation (DX) is forcing the merger of the networks to reduce costs, increase productivity, and gain or maintain competitive advantage. A growing number of sectors are
Today, no one can doubt the importance of protecting OT systems. Operational technology controls the critical infrastructures that we all rely on—from managing the electrical grid to operating water and sewage systems, running transportation networks, manufacturing essential goods, and enabling global supply chains. And lest anyone forget, OT is also a key component of many
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Understand the true business value of XSOAR. Calculate Your Investment with This ROI Tool Cybersecurity automation can make a dramatic difference in both team performance and costs. However, calculating tangible ROI on purchases can be difficult. And quantifying ROI is critical to buy-in from leadership. This simple ROI calculator will provide a custom report showing
A study of 600+ successful SOAR deployments. Your 30-Day, 90-Day and 180-Day SOAR Adoption Plans Security automation, orchestration and response (SOAR) can greatly enhance the productivity and effectiveness of a SOC. However, without the expertise to properly implement best practices, SecOps teams could find themselves adrift and unable to realize the full benefits of SOAR.
What you need to know about SOAR. Orchestrating Automation in the Modern SOC Security operations teams struggle to keep up with the rapidly changing threat landscape. Cybercrime is a multibillion-dollar industry that shows no signs of slowing down. Meanwhile, organizations have trouble balancing budgets for SecOps tools, staff and operations. What businesses need today is
Increase efficiency in your security operations. Top 10 Ways to Automate Your SOC If “time is money,” why spend it on all of those little tasks in a SOC that can add up, eating away at valuable workday hours? Automating these repetitive, low-level activities can free up valuable time so you can focus on more
Selecting the right vendor for your organization Understand the Value of Automation A security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) solution can transform the SOC by enriching data, improving alert triage and automating repetitive tasks. But finding the best vendor to suit your needs can be challenging. To simplify the selection process, read this report from
Get expert insights into SOC automation. Maximize Efficiency in Your SOC Alert volume is increasing. Analysts are burning out. It’s time to modernize your SOC by optimizing your team efficiency to meet the relentless demands. Join our SecOps Automation: A Deep Dive webinar and find out how your peers have incorporated automation to reduce time spent on