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Security team management: Top 4 findings from discussions with CISOs

CIO

Most large businesses have a security team. But what, exactly, does that security team look like? And is it optimized in each of these respects to maximize the organization’s security posture? We learned, for example, that very few organizations have just a single security team. How is it structured? Most have several.

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Security-FinOps collaboration can reap hidden cloud benefits: 11 tips

CIO

For enterprises operating on the cloud, security and cost management are rising concerns. As CIOs seek to gain more control over their cloud spending and security, it’s time for these teams to work together more closely. Other options for building dashboards include Azure Monitor or open-source tools such as Grafana or Kibana.

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Accelerating AI at scale without sacrificing security

CIO

For others, it may simply be a matter of integrating AI into internal operations to improve decision-making and bolster security with stronger fraud detection. As AI adoption accelerates, it demands increasingly vast amounts of data, leading to more users accessing, transferring, and managing it across diverse environments.

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The Importance of Identity Management in Security

CIO

And while all organizations work hard to prevent attacks through traditional security measures such as multi-factor authentication, patching, training, and more, the bad guys increasingly find their way in through poorly thought-out, scattered access and identity management practices. PAM takes many forms.

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Can you have too many security tools?

CIO

A member of your organization’s security team reads about a new kind of security tool and brings it to the CISO’s attention, who decides that it’s a good investment. The CISO sees a new kind of security threat that requires a different security tool. A colleague recommends a security tool she says is indispensable.

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Unifying security and networking the AI-native way

CIO

In today’s enterprise environments, security and networking teams may be siloed for a variety of reasons. The root cause might be technological, with teams using tools and platforms specifically tailored for their separate domains. Unifying security and networking teams is clearly the solution, but what’s the best way to get there?

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Banking on customer experience and security via technology-based innovation

CIO

Since then, automation has filled the gap in improving customer experience and security. Workflow automation and data analytics are streamlining document management, cross-checking data, assessing for risk, ensuring regulatory compliance, and so on. Security and privacy.

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