New gen AI tool helps ease IT workloads
We've known for a long time that working in IT can be stressful and that stressed staff can put the organization at risk.
IT ops management platform InvGate is launching a new set of AI tools that aim to help IT teams do their jobs faster and more effectively.
Enterprises need to adapt security measures to cope with changing threats
With cyber threats becoming increasingly sophisticated, organizations face new challenges in safeguarding their digital assets. A new report from Info-Tech Research Group looks at the issues IT and security leaders must prioritize over the coming year.
It highlights the need to take account of the cybersecurity talent shortage, the rise of AI-driven threats, the integration of security risks with business risks, the adoption of zero-trust frameworks, and the increasing significance of automating security operations.
Over half of companies experienced cybersecurity incidents last year
According to new research from International Data Corporation (IDC) and Exabeam, 57 percent of companies experienced significant security incidents in the last year that needed extra resources to address.
North America experienced the highest rate of security incidents (66 percent), closely followed by Western Europe (65 percent), then Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) (34 percent).
How companies can respond better to security risks [Q&A]
One of the biggest issues when dealing with security risks is the time that it takes to address problems when they come to light.
We spoke to Yoran Sirkis, CEO of remediation operations specialist Seemplicity, to discuss why there's an issue and how workflow problems around responding to risks can be improved.
Achieving cybersecurity excellence: The art of balancing automation and human expertise
In an era marked by continuously evolving cyberthreats, the significance of automation in the realm of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. Automation has emerged as a potent tool that enables security leaders to effectively address the challenges presented by today's digital environment. It offers numerous advantages, including swift and consistent responses to threats, the mitigation of potential human errors and a reduction in incident response times.
However, while automation is a vital asset, striking the right balance between automation and human involvement is essential to ensure optimal cybersecurity outcomes. In this article, we will explore how organizations can achieve a harmonious partnership between humans and automation to enhance threat detection, response and decision-making.
Network security is ripe for automation -- except when it isn't [Q&A]
According to one analyst estimate, the market for network automation tools will grow nearly 23 percent annually from 2022-2030.
While many IT professionals are familiar with automation of business processes, they are likely less familiar with its applications in network operations (NetOps) and security. As automation technology is maturing, organizations are using network automation solutions to transform their core workflows, including troubleshooting, change management and network security, for more efficient and effective network operations.
AI and automation are top enterprise priorities
According to a new report from Digitate 90 percent of IT decision-makers plan to deploy more automation, including AI, in the next 12 months.
Based on a survey of 601 US-based IT decision-makers in organizations with more than 1,000 employees and conducted with Sapio Research, the study finds 26 percent of respondents plan to implement machine-operated tasks that require limited human input or fully transition to autonomous systems in the next five years.
Automation of software security functions soars
The use of automated security technology is growing rapidly according to the latest edition of the annual Building Security In Maturity Model (BSIMM) report from Synopsys.
The research also shows that there's a move towards a 'shift everywhere' culture -- which means performing security tests throughout the entire software development life cycle -- across more organizations.
Software testers turn to AI to improve productivity
A new global study of over 1,600 software testers reveals that 78 percent have already adopted some form of AI to improve productivity.
The report from LambdaTest also shows companies are working to respond to the need for greater software reliability with 72 percent of organizations involving testers in 'sprint' planning sessions, signaling a substantial shift towards software quality being considered earlier in the software development lifecycle.
Get 'Cloud Security Automation' (worth $39.99) for FREE
For many enterprises, the move to cloud computing has raised concerns for security, but when applications are architected with focus on security, cloud platforms can be made just as secure as on-premises platforms.
Cloud instances can be kept secure by employing security automation that helps make your data meet your organization's security policy.
Enterprises struggle with a changing security and compliance landscape
A new report from Vanta shows 67 percent of businesses say they need to improve security and compliance measures with 24 percent rating their organization's security and compliance strategy as reactive.
The expansion of attack surfaces in a post-pandemic hybrid world, combined with shrinking teams and budgets and the rapid rise of generative AI, are fueling an urgent need for companies to improve, and prove, their security posture.
Over half of cybersecurity pros say they want to switch jobs
A new survey of 900 full-time security decision-makers and practitioners around the world finds that 55 percent of respondents say they're likely to switch jobs in the next year.
The Voice of the SOC report, from secure workflow specialist Tines, shows that 63 percent of the security decision-makers and practitioners surveyed are experiencing burnout amid relentless cyberattacks, internal pressures, and limited resources.
Why digital transformation is key to managing supplier relationships [Q&A]
Digital transformation doesn't just affect your own business, it has a major influence on your relationships with suppliers and partners too.
We talked to Dan Amzallag, COO at Ivalua, to discuss the impact of digital transformation on the supplier ecosystem and procurement processes.
Businesses not prepared for PKI automation
As we reported three months ago, there are some significant changes coming to the PKI marketplace, not least being Google's move to reduce the lifespan of SSL/TLS certificates.
A new report from GlobalSign, based on 110 responses, finds 30 percent of respondents say the increased administrative work and complexity of the changes is their biggest concern.
Enterprises lack strategy for DevOps automation
Investments in DevOps automation are delivering significant benefits, including a 61 percent improvement in software quality, a 57 percent reduction in deployment failures, and a 55 percent decrease in IT costs.
However, a new survey from Dynatrace shows that just 38 percent of organizations have a clearly defined DevOps automation strategy.
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