Three Reasons To Shift To Integrated Threat Protection

Three Reasons to Shift to Integrated Threat Protection

Contents Do more with less Empower SecOps to focus on high-value tasks Increase employee productivity Get integrated threat protection with SIEM and XDR Introduction Don’t bolt security on. Build it in. Reason 1 Reason 2 Reason 3

Introduction Security is at an inflection point. Attacks are becoming more sophisticated as organisations continue to grapple with challenges ranging from talent shortages and cost balancing to navigating the pressures of hybrid work. Meanwhile, the security market is more fragmented and complex than ever. The average enterprise now uses more than

providing limited visibility and inadequate insights to security operations centres (SOCs). Security and compliance leaders want a better understanding of the latest risks and threats, but they also need to know what’s working, what isn’t and where they have gaps. The average enterprise now uses more than 30 different security tools, often disjointed and ‘bolted-on’.

While the scope of today’s security challenges may seem overwhelming, there’s cause for optimism for CISOs looking to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of security operations. The answer lies in an integrated, end-to-end approach to threat protection, which will help organisations: This approach is enabled by integrating an extended detection and response (XDR) solution with a cloud-native security information and event management (SIEM) system that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and automation capabilities. The integrated solution can help your SOC become more predictive, proactive and preventive against attacks across the enterprise. Consolidate point solutions and reduce SecOps overhead. Protect your organisation in a way that lets your people be fearless as they create and innovate. Use tools that increase efficiency and make even junior analysts more capable than ever. Reason 1: Do more with less Reason 3: Increase employee productivity Reason 2: Empower SecOps to focus on high-value tasks