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Automation of security processes and SecOps becomes the norm—This has also been a long time coming, but the security field has reached a point where manual processes will no longer suffice. There is just too much going on, too many threats to mitigate, too many alerts to handle. Instead, solutions like Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) will become “must haves” in the Security Operations Center (SOC). SOAR solutions use automated “playbooks” to handle threats at a speed that people cannot possibly match by hand. Multiple security and related systems become more deeply integrated—The need to integrate the different elements of a security program will become more pressing in 2021. This goes along with automation. As security incident response becomes automated, it will make sense to eliminate manual handoffs between the systems that power the response, e.g., the SOAR solution will connect with the IT ticketing system via Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for generating and assigning tasks. Security moves a lot faster—Security processes, along with the systems that support them, will start to move a lot faster in 2021. This might take the form of increased automated system updates versus manual re-installs, to name just one possible example. Automation also naturally moves processes along at a far faster clip than was previously possible. Security partners more closely with other corporate groups—Security, as well as its close cousin, compliance, will require more collaboration between multiple groups inside an organization. With privacy, for example, there will likely be much closer coordination between legal teams and engineering. For example, to ensure the “right to be forgotten” under GDPR and CCPA, the legal team has to have a thorough understanding of how the consumer’s rights will be honored through technology. To get it right, everyone is going to have to learn to speak across organizational boundaries. In general, I think 2021 is going to be a year when the dialogue between vendors and buyers starts to become more holistic and productive. The cloud computing trend, as well as the growth of DevSecOps and SOAR, are leading to a situation where the old “My solution is better than their solution” argument just really falls flat. We are hearing this in so many ways on the site. Buyers no longer care so much if a solution is 99% effective versus a competitor that is 98%. Good security managers want to understand how a solution will work in context, for a particular business use case. One thing is for sure: It’s going to be an interesting year. Let’s all stay safe. About the Author Stuart Berman, IT Central Station Super User Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2021 Edition 134 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Transitioning to Remote Work: The Apps You’ll Need to Ensure A Productive Workforce By Ikechukwu Nnabeze, SEO Copywriter, Traqq The world is changing at a swift pace. A couple of years ago, remote work was an unheard term in the business world; it was a privilege enjoyed by a select few. However, this is no longer the case as more organizations are embracing working from home and its associated benefits. Even workers and team leaders are now quick to sing about the many positives that it brings. Before the pandemic, working outside the office wasn’t an accepted idea among employers. However, current health risks have changed many minds. Everyone has been forced to adapt and become flexible about how things should be done. Employees who have tasted the work-from-home setup would prefer to continue if given the option. It’s true that there’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to deciding the sustainability of remote work for your business. Even so, it helps to know the best apps that will help your team transition in this permanent setup. After all, there are several business risks in remote work. Fortunately, there are tech solutions that can mitigate these common problems. These modern digital apps help you to coordinate and monitor your staff, no matter their location. From time tracking software to free collaboration tools for remote teams, there are several ways to ensure productivity among your employees. Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2021 Edition 135 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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