Thursday, October 22, 2020

list of CISO priorities

If you thought that data volumes were already outrageous for large organizations, the average Devo customer has more than 10 terabytes of daily data ingest. Compound that amount of data with the unknown number of indicators of compromise (IOC) that are coming into the environment during the pandemic. There’s no way to tell exactly what the security posture is of each of the places people are working today, whether they’re at home or on the road.
Automation:

Last but not least on the list of CISO priorities is one of the fastest growing areas of SOC technology: automation. CISOs say they spend a lot of time trying to determine if the technologies they have purchased for their SOCs are actually helping analysts find threats and eliminate them as quickly as possible. CISOs recognize that breaches will occur, so they ask themselves and their teams to determine if their SIEM and SOAR (security orchestration, automation, and response) solutions are tuned so most of the detection work that typically was performed by Tier-1 analysts is now being handled automatically. By automating as much routine detection work as possible, Tier-1 analysts can focus on responding to the most severe threats instead of trying to handle every threat, which overwhelms analysts and leads to alert fatigue.

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