Resolving Security's Biggest Productivity Killer

"The time spent manually investigating alerts and eliminating false positives hinders a security team’s ability to protect their organization."

 

In today’s security environment, organizations realize attackers are probably already in a company’s environment or will find a way to get in no matter how well the organization is protected. As a result, security programs are now more proactive, with analysts actively searching for the hackers that defeated the company’s defenses.

The main problem for organizations that manually hunt hackers is that they face a time-consuming and inefficient process. This is where automation becomes handy.

As organizations adopt a proactive detection approach, larger security departments are building and training in-house hunting teams. However, many organizations are either too small or lack the expertise needed to run such an operation. Automated detection is helpful in both cases. For larger security teams, it increases productivity and decreases the amount of time spent managing tools. For smaller teams, automated hunting jump starts their ability to proactively hunt for malicious operations.

Automated cyber hunting was developed to minimize the amount of time security analysts spend building a detection program and eliminate the need to configure alerting tools. The main benefit of adding automation to the detection and response processes is the ability to significantly increase their effectiveness.

Our new white paper, "Resolving Security's Biggest Productivity Killer", discusses how automated detection reduces alert fatigue and cuts response time.

Read it to learn about the benefits of automated detection and response, including:

  • Elimination of detection management
  • Enhanced threat detection
  • Significantly shortened response times
  • Visibility and control over the threat landscape

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Lital Asher-Dotan
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Lital Asher-Dotan

Lital is a Marketing Team Leader, Storyteller, Technology Marketing Expert. She joined Cybereason as the first marketing hire and built a full marketing department. Specializing in brand building, product marketing, communication and content. Passionate about building ROI-driven marketing teams.