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1Collaboration Can Help Ease Security Staffing Shortages: Report
2Collaboration Improves Security Efficiency
3Faster Detection
4Faster Correction
A key metric used by many security vendors is the time it takes for an organization to fix an issue after a breach has occurred. According to Intel Security’s research, collaboration can have a significant impact on remediation times, providing the right information to the people who can make the required changes.
5Network Isolation Is a Top Remote Action
6Not All Security Processes Can Be Automated
Moving toward automated security processes is a key benefit of improved collaboration, though not all IT processes can, in fact, be easily automated. While network isolation was identified as a top remote action, less than half of Intel Security’s survey respondents would permit isolation to become a fully automated function.
7Organizations Use an Average of Four Tools
8ATIM Technology Use Doubles Security Investigations
Intel Security identified the use of advanced threat and incident management (ATIM) technology as a best practice of leading IT organizations. Those that use an ATIM platform conduct, on average, 10 security investigations per year, double the number that non-ATIM-using organizations conducted.