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Most cyber security teams are overworked – stretched by multiple daily security alerts that need to be manually investigated across numerous disparate logs, from a range of tools. With average remediation times taking hours, or even days, time-poor personnel have little chance to innovate or take more proactive approaches to threat-hunting. These challenges will only increase as security incidents become more frequent and sophisticated.
As new security risks arise, organisations adopt yet more point solutions to counter the threat as part of a growing patchwork of tools. This may improve their defensive capabilities but only compounds their resourcing, and investigation and remediation challenges. The increasing security stack means yet more reports to trawl through and a greater chance of false positives.
It’s not surprising that greater cyber security consolidation and integration is a priority for many. The initial promise of the security information and event management (SIEM) platform lies in bringing together information from your ever-growing security technology stack. A single pane of glass with everything you need at hand. However, more advanced solutions can also prioritise risks, triage alerts, and provide behavioural analysis.
This webinar draws on bespoke Computing research to uncover cyber security decision-maker plans and opinions around the use of SIEM. We reveal the extent to which organisations are under strain from cyber security threats and the related challenges they are facing, the capacity of SIEM solutions to alleviate these, and share real world data to highlight the extent to which SIEM’s promise is born out in reality.
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John is Research Director at Computing and Delta, where he tracks developments in the IT market and monitors technology choices made by IT leaders.
Currently, Colin is working for Sumo Logic, the leader in a new category, Continuous Intelligence delivering on real-time data challenges presented by digital transformation, modern applications, and cloud computing, we help close the intelligence gap.
Great VC's, and with an impressive list of 2000+ customers and a modern partner ecosystem.
Based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, he is part of a winning team to grow and expand Sumo Logic’s business in EMEA. Colin in his role drives business development, growth and expansion programs, enablement, customer marketing & success, solution evangelization.
Before Colin joined Sumo Logic, Colin worked at VMware, where he was responsible for market development and field readiness initiatives to grow VMware’s Telco Business. Prior to this, he successfully developed and delivered sales and partner enablement VMware’s NFV and Cloud Management Business.
Giannella Borg is Catena Media plc’s Information Security Team Lead, based out of Malta. She has been working in Information Technology for over 15 years, and specialises in spearheading Information Security efforts within iGaming, FinTech, IT Services and Computer Software industries. Giannella has attained various certifications & certificates throughout her career including CISM, CRISC, CISA and COBIT5.
Giannella is also the Vice President of the ISACA Malta Chapter. ISACA is an independent, nonprofit, global association of information systems audit, security, risk and governance professionals, engaging in the development, adoption and use of globally accepted, industry-leading knowledge and practices for information systems.
Ellen is an experienced technology journalist who recently joined The Channel Company as a technology content editor from business and technology title Verdict where she was a senior reporter. Ellen works with our technology research team producing reports on the latest industry trends.
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