The book includes insights from the following experts:
- Brian Bobo, CISO, Sun Country Airlines, To Minimize Noise, You Need To Select The Right Tools >>
- Bruce Phillips, SVP & CISO, Williston Financial Group, Security Automation Begins With A Process >>
- Don Welch, Chief Information Security Officer, Penn State University, Security Automation Requires Different Skills >>
- Dr. Rebecca Wynn, Head of Information Security & Data Protection Officer, Matrix Medical Network, Take The Time To Train Your Tools >>
- Sijmen Ruwhof, Freelance IT Security Consultant / Ethical Hacker, Secundity, Automation Tools Need To Be Tuned To Risk Scenarios >>
- Slim Trabelsi, Senior Security Architect, SAP, Correlating Security Data From Multiple Sources Requires Deep Learning Tools >>
- Steve Stonebraker, Principal Security Architect, Guaranteed Rate, Security Automation Begins With Visibility >>
This eBook was generously sponsored by Juniper Networks.
So what’s the answer? If I knew that, I would have retired by now. But, I’ve got the next best thing—insight from seven experts on how to leverage security automation in ways that can keep you at least one step ahead of the bad guys, for now. With the generous support of Juniper Networks, we asked seven experts the following question:
What advice, strategies, and best practices can you offer to get the most out
of automation and analytics in upgrading a company’s security posture?
There’s lots of great advice in this eBook, as well as a sober look at the magnitude of the challenge. One thing comes through loud and clear, which is that in spite of what vendors say, security automation is not a silver bullet. But implemented correctly, it can be the best bullet you have. Our experts tell you where most people go wrong and what you can do to make it work for you.
