Automatisation et orchestration

Security Automation: Lessons Learned from Discussions with Security Vendors

We are hosting a series of events around the U.S. called Integrated Technology Summits where we talk about the real-world struggles facing security leaders and how leveraging integrated security technologies yields practical solutions. We typically feature two or three of our technology vendors and discuss how these can be made to work better together, creating operational efficiencies and security effectiveness – saving time and money, while also helping to reduce risk.

Security Automation - Taking Playbooks to the Next Level

With our final part in the Security Automation series, Kudelski Security will take a look at what our clients are doing to take their manual playbooks to the next level, using automation. Before we take a look at playbooks, a quick review of the key factors from our previous articles to ensure automation success.

Security Automation - Preparing Security Program for Automation Success

In our previous Security Automation series post, we identified areas that should be reviewed to allow for the most success with automation. Those areas included identifying the problems, dealing with the environment, and looking for frameworks that can apply a solid foundation for the security program and its automation success. In this post, we will look at how to apply those ideas to start building a security program that is designed for automation to have a key role in the program’s success.

Security Automation - A Playbook for Successful Playbooks

Security automation takes planning for success. At Kudelski Security, we have assisted many clients through a variety of use cases and integrations with automation. In many of these cases, clients begin with a broad strategy of “Let’s Automate.”

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Technology Services: Automation and Orchestration

IT organizations are being asked to do more with less – provide more service in less time using fewer people. Infrastructure operations teams manage increasingly complex enterprises while security teams must respond to an ever-growing volume of cyber threats.