4 min
InsightConnect
Why Our Future in InfoSec Depends on Automation
In this blog, we discuss why our future in Information Security depends on automation.
3 min
InsightConnect
How SMBs Can Decrease Vulnerabilities and Incident Response Time with Automation
In this blog, we discuss how Security Automation can free up time and resources for people to do more valuable, creative work.
3 min
Automation and Orchestration
How to Turn Remediation into Reality with Automation
When vulnerability management responsibilities are distributed across teams, it results in silos, differing terminology, and a lack of common visibility.
2 min
Automation and Orchestration
Why Security Teams Should Embrace (Not Fear) Automation
It’s not the coming of the apocalypse. It’s not the end of the security
profession. And it’s certainly not a bad thing. We’re talking about the rise of
automation. As security threats become a bigger part of the day-to-day concerns
at all types of organizations, bringing in machines has become necessary to keep
up. In fact, security automation can help you become even more valuable as an
employee. Being at the heart of the security orchestration and automation
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4 min
Automation and Orchestration
What is Security Automation?
Security has always been a numbers game. Time to detection and time to response
have been metrics security teams have sought to reduce since the beginning of
time (or at least the beginning of computers…). But what does it take to
actually reduce that number?
If you’re reading this, we’re guessing you’re no stranger to the challenges in
the world of security today. Between the security talent gap
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the rapid prolifer
3 min
Komand
Why Adding Automation to Security Workflows Is Difficult, and Where to Start
Threats move fast, but security defenders need to move faster. Security
automation [https://www.rapid7.com/fundamentals/security-automation/] offers a
way to achieve speed, but it’s not always an option for teams.
Without dedicated security engineering resources (namely those with programming
skills), developing automated security workflows can be an impossibility. And
while many companies do have in-house programming talent, gaining access to them
typically takes too long. Even if you do get a