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| Source |  CSO |
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| Identifiant | 1095215 |
| Date de publication | 2019-04-25 12:31:00 (vue: 2019-04-28 12:40:10) |
| Titre | The growing demand for managed detection and response (MDR) |
| Texte | According to ESG research, 82% of cybersecurity professionals agree that improving threat detection and response (i.e. mean-time to detect (MTTD), mean-time to respond (MTTR), etc.) is a high priority at their organization. Furthermore, 77% of cybersecurity professionals surveyed say business managers are pressuring the cybersecurity team to improve threat detection and response. (Note: I am an ESG employee.)So, what's the problem? Threat detection and response ain't easy. In fact, 76% of those surveyed claim that threat detection and response is either much more difficult or somewhat more difficult than it was two years ago. Why? Cybersecurity professionals point to issues such as an upsurge in the volume and sophistication of threats, an increasing cybersecurity workload, and a growing attack surface. Oh, and let's not forget the impact of the cybersecurity skills shortage. Many firms lack the right staff and skills to make a significant dent in this area. |
| Envoyé | Oui |
| Condensat | according ago agree ain are area article attack business claim click cybersecurity demand dent detect detection difficult easy either employee esg etc fact firms forget full furthermore growing here high impact improve improving increasing issues lack let make managed managers many mdr mean more mttd mttr much not note: organization please point pressuring priority problem professionals read research respond response right say shortage significant skills somewhat sophistication staff such surface surveyed team than those threat threats time two upsurge volume what why workload years |
| Tags | Threat |
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