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having the right tools, for example, SOC teams can lower the number of false alarms and reduce alert fatigue, enabling analysts to concentrate more on delivering business value and reducing risk. SOC staff also want their leaders to offer additional training, mentorship and development (59%) to help with burnout. If managers allocate time each week for staff training for both personal and professional development, this promotes a culture of company commitment to work-life balance and mental wellbeing. All these factors increase retention and job satisfaction Act now for future success The shortage of cybersecurity professionals and SOC analyst burnout require immediate action. It’s crucial to strengthen your technology stack for real-time response. Additionally, boosting job happiness through meaningful work, reducing false alarms, and promoting personal development are necessary to address today’s challenges in the long term. To retain qualified employees and successfully manage industry challenges, IT leaders must adopt cutting-edge tools and foster a SOC culture that prioritizes well-being. About the Author Kayla Williams is the CISO and VP, governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) at Devo, a cloud-native logging and security analytics platform with a $2B valuation. She is an analytical and results-driven professional with experience in management of cybersecurity incidents, compliance management, corporate risks, information security, project and program management, and organizational controls surrounding many different aspects of business. Kayla also is accomplished in the development of key methods for organizations to strengthen productivity, enhance operational performance, and improve financial and operational controls. Prior to this role, Kayla was the director of GRC at LogMeIn, a $1b global SaaS company, and the senior risk manager for Computershare US, a global financial services company, where she was responsible for supporting the development, implementation, and monitoring of operational, financial, compliance, and IT risk. Additionally, she worked directly with executive management to identify, assess, and establish mitigation strategies for any risk that arose from inadequate or failed processes, people, systems, or external events, while maintaining a balance between risk mitigation and operational efficiency. This enabled executive management to make informed decisions about the risk posture of the organization and dedicate resources to key areas to minimize critical and high risk to business operations. Kayla currently resides in Boston, Massachusetts and Alfreton, Derbyshire, UK. Kayla can be reached at our company website https://www.devo.com/. Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2024 Edition 154 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Safeguarding Children in the Era of Big Data By Ron Kerbs, CEO, Kidas In the ever-evolving landscape of cyberspace, 2023 unveiled a concerning trend: major players in the tech industry, including giants like Meta and Discord, were found either misusing or inadequately handling data — particularly data belonging to children. As we stride into 2024, legislative and regulatory efforts are underway to address these data privacy concerns. However, it is crucial for parents, guardians, schools and anyone responsible for the well-being of children to remain vigilant. Rather than solely relying on regulatory measures, proactive steps must be taken to educate and empower the younger generation with proper online etiquette and safety guidelines. The Big Data Dilemma The past year has highlighted instances where big data companies and social media platforms, entrusted with the sensitive information of millions, fell short in safeguarding the privacy of their youngest users. From targeted advertising to data breaches, vulnerabilities in existing systems became apparent, raising serious questions about the ethics of data collection and usage. Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2024 Edition 155 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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