Frost & Sullivan Best Practices

Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated and using various advanced techniques to attack and spread malicious activities. To safeguard against cyberattacks, enterprises are setting up in-house threat operations teams comprised of security operations centers (SOCs), incident response (IR) capabilities, and threat intelligence. Routinely, these security teams analyze the internal and external threat environment to detect any malicious threat activities that can disrupt customer business operations. Analyses span data collected from internal systems and multiple data feeds from commercial sources, the open source community, industry, and their existing security vendors. However, most enterprises lack the resources and intelligent technology needed to efficiently analyze the constantly increasing volume of gathered data. Without proper analysis, security teams will generate false results and fail in detecting all potential threats.

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