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RETHINKING HOW WE
MEASURE THE EFFICIENCY OF
SECURITY OPERATIONS
Roland Daccache, Senior Regional Sales Engineer MENA, Fidelis
Cybersecurity, says an Automated Detection and Response
(ADR) approach offers a different route to cybersecurity. ADR is
based on a purpose-built platform designed to deliver validated
conclusions about attacks, intrusions and compromises at any
stage of the attack lifecycle while also automating the response
capability to those attacks.
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ISOs have become leaders in their
businesses rather than just experts in
their departments.
They need to educate their peers on the
scope, scale, severity and solutions for
cybersecurity and how emerging threats
affect each aspect of the business, elevate
the cybersecurity discussion out of the
trenches of speeds, feeds and fingerprints
and finally report on evolving metrics that
impact the bottom line of the business to
facilitate rapid decision making by the rest of
their executive peers.
www.intelligentcio.com
A recent report from the SANS institute
found that 71% of organisations do not
have regular metrics for or even measure
incident response performance, process and
effectiveness. Without metrics there is no
objective way to determine progress. Enter
Automated Detection and Response (ADR).
A unified, ADR platform that provides its
own broad and unique visibility across
networks and endpoints, uses a variety
of different but co-ordinated techniques
to detect threats at any stage of the
attack lifecycle, automatically correlates
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