Webinar: How to See More, But Respond Less with Enhanced Threat Visibility

The subject of threat visibility is a recurring one in
cybersecurity. With an expanding attack surface due to the remote
work transformation, cloud and SaaS computing and the proliferation
of personal devices, seeing all the threats that are continuously
bombarding the company is beyond challenging. This especially rings
true for small to medium-sized enterprises with limited security
budgets and lean IT security teams.

An upcoming webinar (register here^[1]) tries to help lean
security teams understand how to tackle this intractable problem.
While adding security solutions to cover blind spots seems logical,
the webinar will argue that this just leads to more alarms and more
noise. While this approach might be workable for large security
teams, smaller teams simply don’t have the bandwidth to handle an
increase in alerts.

Instead, organizations need broad threat visibility to cover the
current blind spots, but then needs the ability to combine, rank
and filter alarms by importance. In that way, security teams can
know more but respond less – an inversion of the current
situation.

The Three Keys for Threat Visibility

The three requirements for achieving maximizing visibility
are:

Implementing Specific Security
Technologies

While more technologies may seem better, the key is choosing the
right set of technologies that cover the most important parts of
the IT environment. The technologies include NGAV, EDR, NDR, UBA,
Deception, SIEM, SOAR.

Integrate Everything for a 360 Degree
View

Implementing the technologies listed above as stand-alone
components only leads to visibility gaps, alert overload and missed
threats. Look to newer XDR solutions to integrate real-time signals
from multiple points of telemetry on a single platform.

Automate Response Actions to Improve
Reflexes

With improved threat visibility and accuracy, IT security teams
– and especially lean teams – need to react quickly to thwart
identified threats. Automation improves both speed and scale more
than an army of security pros could–so long as it is integrated
within the XDR.

Digging Deeper

The lack of threat visibility is unfortunately all too common in
most companies today, especially SMEs. The fault is not with the
SME’s lean security teams, but with the dearth of affordable,
well-designed vendor offerings to provide this necessary
capability. The Cynet webinar will dig into the emerging XDR
technologies and demonstrate how they can finally help close the
visibility gap simply, affordably, and effectively.

Register to the threat visibility webinar
here^[2]