Few topics spark conversation like security automation.
The challenge facing organizations in 2022 is how to automate not just the collation and data collection tasks where machines excel, but to automate the repetitive human decisions made daily to defend an enterprise.
How do we know if this email is malicious or benign? How can we check if this file is a ransomware loader or an Excel file? Worse, threat actors specifically craft files to look benign to automated scans. Threat actors have been using automation to attack companies for decades.
In this foray into automation and intelligence, we’ll dive into each of these areas in order, by:
- Defining security orchestration and automation in simple terms
- Showing you the prerequisites for success in security automation
- Unveiling how dark web threat actors use automation to attack you
- Illustrating how intelligence supercharges automation success
- Highlighting how security automation is used to reduce analyst burnout
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