Klient: Splunk services Singapore Pte Ltd
Format: Raport
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Język: Angielski
Data: 10.11.2025
5 Ways Analysts Can Simplify SecOps
Let’s face it: Security should be simple. But more often than not, SecOps is disconnected and needlessly complex, involving a patchwork of security tools that are meant to solve only one or two problems. Eventually, analysts end up doing swivel-chair security, constantly toggling between multiple consoles in an attempt to get the job done.
Incidents based on narrowly defined detections can also lead to a high volume of alerts, quickly overwhelming anyone on the frontlines of a security operations center (SOC). As a result, threat detection, investigation, and response (TDIR) becomes much slower and prone to error, creating gaps in the organization’s defenses that attackers can easily exploit.
Incidents based on narrowly defined detections can also lead to a high volume of alerts, quickly overwhelming anyone on the frontlines of a security operations center (SOC). As a result, threat detection, investigation, and response (TDIR) becomes much slower and prone to error, creating gaps in the organization’s defenses that attackers can easily exploit.