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OPENTEXT ENCASE:
A SECURITY LEADER’S GUIDE TO
ADDRESSING THE SKILLS GAP WITH
EDR TECHNOLOGY
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Security teams are tasked with protecting
enterprises from cyberattackers who are
growing increasingly skilled at compromising
endpoints and accessing organizational sensitive
data. More than ever, these security teams need
effective EDR technology to successfully combat
their digital adversaries. This white paper is a
practical guide to addressing bottlenecks in
cybersecurity operations – such as the lack of
qualified incident responders or the overabundance
of security alerts – and the solutions and techniques
security leaders can leverage to respond to any
threat, both commodity and advanced.
Executive summary
Modern digital adversaries have more access than
ever to advanced tools, tactics and procedures.
The result is an increase in effectiveness at
compromising enterprise networks and stealing
sensitive data.
New research from the SANS Institute indicates
that resource limitations are reaching critical mass,
citing that a staggering 77.3 percent of security
incident response (IR) teams are comprised of five
members of less.1 With this reality, it is becoming
clear that security leaders should expect more
from their EDR technology in order to successfully
combat digital adversaries, who benefit from scales
that are already tipped heavily to their advantage.
Although attackers are increasingly skilled at
compromising endpoints and infiltrating the
machines that IR groups are tasked with protecting,
security teams can confidently and comprehensively
respond to any cyberthreat, both commodity and
targeted attacks, with OpenText™ EnCase™.
Securing the modern enterprise requires
doing more with less
Resource scarcity and long-term concerns for
security leaders.
OpenText sponsored SANS Institute research report
illustrates the impossible job of providing security
to an organization with limited resources. Industry
insiders and experts were polled on issues specific
to SOC and IR teams, including notable successes,
weaknesses and new patterns to consider, as well
as a general inventory of incident response (IR)
happenings. The result is a tremendously important
and accurate look at today’s cybersecurity climate.
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