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3 Reasons to Ditch the Point-Solution Approach
Fragmented security solutions are slowing teams down, increasing risk, and making it harder to stay ahead of threats. This eBook explores how a unified security operations approach improves threat detection, response speed, and analyst efficiency. Download the eBook to learn the 3 reasons why you should switch to a unified approach. When you're ready, reach out to Support on the Spot to discuss how to implement a unified SecOps strategy.
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Why should we reconsider the point-solution approach?
The point-solution approach can trap security operations teams in a reactive cycle due to the complexity of managing multiple tools. This often leads to analysts spending excessive time on detecting and remediating threats instead of focusing on proactive measures. Additionally, siloed tools can create visibility gaps, making it difficult to understand the full scope of cyberthreats, which can ultimately hinder an organization's ability to respond effectively.
How does a unified approach improve security operations?
A unified security operations platform streamlines processes by integrating various security functions, such as extended detection and response (XDR) and security information and event management (SIEM). This integration allows for better visibility across the digital estate, enabling teams to detect in-progress attacks more quickly and respond effectively. Moreover, it automates routine tasks, freeing up analysts to focus on high-value activities like threat hunting, which can significantly improve overall security posture.
What impact does tool consolidation have on security teams?
Consolidating security tools can lead to improved efficiency and effectiveness for security teams. According to a Microsoft survey, organizations using more than 16 tools experienced an average of 133 data security incidents per year, compared to 48 incidents for those with fewer tools. By streamlining tools into a unified platform, teams can reduce the complexity of their operations, enhance their ability to respond to threats, and potentially save costs associated with vendor management.
3 Reasons to Ditch the Point-Solution Approach
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Fragmented security solutions are slowing teams down, increasing risk, and making it harder to stay ahead of threats. This eBook explores how a unified security operations approach improves threat detection, response speed, and analyst efficiency. Download the eBook to learn the 3 reasons why you should switch to a unified approach. When you're ready, reach out to Support on the Spot to discuss how to implement a unified SecOps strategy.