Can you secure your workloads at the speed of modern business?

Can you secure your workloads at the speed of modern business?

Workload security challenges are incredibly difficult to solve for.

Why?

Environments are increasingly dynamic—changing and expanding rapidly. This leads to complexity caused by surplus of tools deployed across various environments.

 

Your security teams and infrastructure teams work diligently to harden, prevent, detect, and respond to the threats you face. Unfortunately, they are often stretched too thin and struggle to collaborate on this as a shared priority.

The number of potential threats across your infrastructure grows every week, and because many of these new threats consist of non-malware and ransomware, your existing security tools and strategies become ineffective.

To try and get a handle on these workload security challenges, organizations often:

Focus their efforts on reacting to threats as they appear.

Use legacy endpoint tools and approaches that were not designed for workloads—yet they expect efficacy and success from using them.

Deploy additional point-product tools, with little consolidation or filling the gaps.

Why don’t these approaches work?

Why don’t these approaches work?

You’re...

organizations spend too much on tools and people, without reducing risk as intended. There is continued business imbalance and misalignment between security and IT teams.

You’re...

You’re...

organizations spend too much on tools and people, without reducing risk as intended. There is continued business imbalance and misalignment between security and IT teams.

To try and get a handle on these workload security challenges, organizations often:

You need to shift your mindset from…

You need to shift your mindset from…

to

When attacks do occur, you will spend less time on “triage” and more time on “surgery” – which drives faster recovery.

Shift from reactive to proactive for more effective risk management

Shift from reactive to proactive for more effective risk management