More Security Isn’t Always Better

BrandPost By Stephen Nardone
Aug 01, 2016
Security

Find out why with our latest survey results

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Do you know how many security solutions your organization currently has deployed? According to a survey we recently conducted with IDG, 80% of organizations use one to six vendors to meet their security needs. That says a lot about the challenges that top IT decision makers face when it comes to protecting their data, infrastructure, and users. To combat modern security threats and address multiple concerns, organizations often need multiple solutions. A successful security program must have strong defenses at the perimeter of the network as well as inside—all while delivering the visibility and manageability that IT requires. That’s a tall order for a single security platform to fill.

For many organizations trying to satisfy different—or even competing—priorities, the end result can be a piecemeal mix of security applications. This situation can create overlaps in coverage—or worse, gaps where no security solution is present. Our Security Suite Optimization services can help ensure your security tools function as part of one cohesive program—no matter which vendor solutions you choose to deploy. It’s a smart way to get the coverage you need from multiple security applications, without wasting resources or inadvertently leaving your organization open to attack.

That peace of mind can be quite valuable, especially when you consider that security/risk management was also identified as the biggest priority for CIOs on our survey. If you’d like to know what else your peers said about their biggest security challenges, get the full details by downloading our free TechPulse security infographic.