Finding the Right Balance for Your Security Program
Mid-sized organizations who don’t have large security teams or budgets face a unique challenge: they need enterprise-grade security sophistication but lack enterprise-scale resources. They're too large for simple location-by-location management, but are too small for traditional enterprise security infrastructure.
Creating a strategy for these organizations takes ingenuity, creativity, and a focus on ensuring that investments in technology are able to streamline (not complicate) incident response and management. Essentially their security team of 1 needs to work like it’s 10 – complete with a Security Operations Center!
In this webinar, attendees will learn:
- How to achieve comprehensive and proactive security coverage without a dedicated SOC staff
- Strategic approaches to scaling security operations efficiently
- Key principles for building resilient security programs with limited resources
- Practical frameworks for making security technology work harder, not requiring more personnel or budget
- How existing technology can be leveraged to meet program goals and benchmarks
The total cost of ownership (TCO) for technology reveals whether your security investment is a strategic asset or a money pit. Here's what you should know before you buy.
To build or not to build... that is the question. But what should go into your decision to invest in a global security operations center? In this eBook, we share tips that might help you make the decision.
Creating a security program comes with tons of consideration to make about the kind of investment to make and how to approach benchmarks. Here are four things to consider when building your security program (and how to navigate each).
