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| Source |  Anomali |
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| Identifiant | 4446501 |
| Date de publication | 2022-04-14 11:00:00 (vue: 2022-04-14 11:06:34) |
| Titre | More is Less: The Challenge of Utilizing Multiple Security Tools |
| Texte | Greetings everyone, and welcome to this week’s blog. This week, I’m diving into number six in our “Top 10 List of the Challenges Cybersecurity Professionals Face,” as found in our Cybersecurity Insights Report 2022: The State of Cyber Resilience: Lack of integrated cyber-security solutions. To deal with the cyberthreats they face every day, Enterprise Security Decision Makers seek new and well-supported solutions. They look for solutions that are easy to use and integrate with other cybersecurity systems and different parts of their organizations. 44% of those surveyed said that easily integrating with other cybersecurity tools is essential when evaluating cybersecurity solutions. What do you look for? initIframe('62573c84d0742a0929d79352'); So why do almost half of enterprise decision-makers want easily integrated tools? Enterprises frequently deploy new security tools and services to address changing needs and an increase in threats. In fact, according to recent findings, mature security organizations have deployed on average: Small business: 15 and 20 security tools Medium-sized companies: 50 to 60 security tools Enterprises: over 130 tools security tools If you like math, check out these stats: A typical six-layer enterprise tech stack, composed of networking, storage, physical servers, virtualization, management, and application layers, causes enterprise organizations to struggle with 1.6 billion versions of tech installations for 336 products by 57 vendors. Increasing Investments Our research showed that 74% of organizations had increased their cybersecurity budgets to help defend against increasing cyber-attacks. Despite these increasing investments in cybersecurity, only 46% are very confident that their cyber-protection technologies can detect today’s sophisticated attacks. While investment is on the uptake, effectiveness is not. Response efforts have been hindered by the complexity caused by fragmented toolsets, highlighting that investing in too many tools can reduce the effectiveness of security defenses. More Tools, More Problems The wide variety of tools enterprises invest their time and money into to combat security threats can create numerous issues. Security analysts are understandably frustrated. They’re spending most of their time chasing false positives and performing manual processes born from these disparate toolsets. They’re working longer hours and are under more pressure to protect the business. CSO Online provides a good article listing the top challenges of security tool integration: 7 top challenges of security tool integration | CSO Online Too many security tools Lack of interoperability among security tools Broken functionality Limited network visibility Increase in false alarms Failure to set expectations properly Lack of skills You can find the full article here. Source: csoonline.com For this blog, I’ll focus on what I think is the biggest challenge the article did not mention: Disparate tools create siloed organizations. Creating Gaps and Silos In the last |
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