Our Security Tools Rationalization Workshop is an on-site event for your security and operations teams. Security tools will be evaluated against the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Our subject matter experts will assess whether your organization has the pervasive enterprise visibility, granular security control and rapid response capabilities required to deliver secure business outcomes (Commercial) and mission success (Federal).
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Security Tools Rationalization Workshop
8 hours
Security leaders around the globe will spend $124 billion this year in security solutions. Driven by a decade of “tools mania” and fear-motivated sales presentations, organizations find themselves in a dilemma: “I’ve bought numerous security solutions, but which are actually solving my business problems and reducing my risk exposure?”
Organizations are looking for an integrated security architecture — something innovative that relies on complementary solutions that work together rather than siloed-point solutions. This shift toward security transformation needs to be guided by prudent financial investments with clearly defined business outcomes. There’s no longer room for “black magic ROI” on the backend used to justify unrealistic notions of absolute security.
What to Expect
Enough with the tool sprawl! Security tools must be re-evaluated against industry standards to ensure your financial investments produce the right outcomes: pervasive, real-time visibility, improved operational efficiency and a mature cybersecurity program. Work with WWT experts to rationalize your security tools, focused on the following:
- Devices: Workstations, servers, mobile devices and IoT.
- Applications: Software, interactions and application flows on devices.
- Network: Software, interactions and application flows on devices.
- Data: Information residing on or traveling through the resources above.
- Users: The identities using the resources listed above.
Goals & Objectives
Benefits
Our Security Architects will analyze your current tools portfolio to identify security gaps, areas of over-investment and obsolete tools that can be decommissioned. We'll also work with your team to develop a customized list of recommendations and next steps to improve your organization’s security posture.
What's Next?
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