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operation. By automating repetitive and mundane tasks, security analysts can free up their time to focus on more strategic tasks that require human expertise. Outsource some security tasks - By working with a security provider like Tech Mahindra, businesses can tap into a team of experts who religiously keep up with the latest threats and vulnerabilities. This way, companies can be sure that their data and systems are always protected against the latest threats. Create a comprehensive security plan – The feeling of being constantly on alert can often lead to burnout. Creating a comprehensive security plan can help to ease some of this burden, as it can provide a clear and concise overview of the steps you need to take to keep your data and systems safe. By taking the time to sit down and create a plan, you can make sure that you cover all the bases and reduce the chances of becoming overwhelmed or burning out. Get rid of unrealistic expectations of cyber security professionals - When people are constantly being told that they need to be “on the lookout” for new threats, it can lead to feelings of anxiety and inadequacy. It’s important to remember that no one is perfect and that it’s impossible to anticipate every single threat. Take some burden off your IT team by ensuring that your whole organization is cyber security aware - By doing this, you’re not only easing your IT team’s workload but also giving them the bandwidth to focus on bigger projects. To Summarize, the leaders must hold themselves accountable to reinvent the way they manage their teams to promote better collaboration and growth. As a result, this will foster a work culture where cyber defenders can do their best work. In a world full of unknown threats, the threat of employee burnout among cybersecurity teams can and must be controlled. About the Author Kunal Purohit is the Chief Digital Servies Officer at Tech Mahindra. He heads TechM’s digital and analytics capability solutions units (CSUs) globally. These units build new solutions for enterprises going through digital transformation. Kunal can be reached online on LinkedIn and at Tech Mahindra | Connected World, Connected Experiences. Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2023 Edition 48 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Six Must-Focus Cybersecurity Areas in Network Sprawl By Zachary Folk, Director of Solutions Engineering, Camelot Secure The anticipated benefits of 5G’s faster speed, lower latency, and greater capacity to accommodate many connected devices hold tremendous potential and promise. The Ericsson Mobility Report predicts that 5G subscriptions will reach 4.4 billion globally by the end of 2027 and reach 48% of total global mobile subscriptions. However, every new technology has the downside of bringing additional attack surfaces, exacerbating cybersecurity problems. In addition to the massive number of new devices shuttling data over 5G networks, the stay-at-home workforce also adds to cybersecurity issues. In this relatively new environment, employees use personal devices to connect with corporate networks. Many of these devices don’t have the most recent security patches installed, which opens doors to advanced persistent threats. Another “plus” in the cyber-attackers column is that many organizations are significantly understaffed with cybersecurity experts to monitor network traffic, identify the anomalies considered a top priority, and execute a process to contain threats. As attack surfaces grow, skilled IT staffs continue to dwindle. No matter what the cybersecurity staff size is, they must continue to focus on these six areas: Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2023 Edition 49 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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