With technology constantly evolving, companies continue to benefit from more ways of processing data. But with increased technological reliance also comes greater risk as hackers have become more sophisticated and have better tools.
According to an Information Security Media Group's (ISMG) study, which surveyed respondents including senior security IT leaders from organizations of all sizes from industries including banking, healthcare, and technology, only 20 percent believed their current incident response program to be "very effective," and the overall number of attacks continues to increase.
Protecting against cyber breaches is critical for major organizations, but companies struggle with aspects of detection including speed and accuracy—if they can detect the attacks at all.
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