Seven ways you can achieve complete network transparency

Mobile, cloud and IoT are creating new openings for cyber threats - but if businesses can't see a threat like a zero-day attack coming, they can't stop it.

An RSA study found that 48% of leaders are concerned about their ability to detect an attack in progress.

In addition:

• $6 trillion in anticipated losses to cybercrime will eventuate by 2021
• 56% of IT executives are interested in keeping up with new threats, including zero-days
• 50% are interested in understanding the full scope of the attack

To combat threat blindness, how do businesses get better visibility? It starts with building blocks and data.

Those building blocks come from areas such as logs, packets, endpoints, intelligence, and a complete view of how all of those sources fit together.

According to an RSA study, most IT executives have security tools that collect, monitor or analyse data but only 10% know how to correlate data very well.

In this exclusive ebook, you will discover those building blocks that help businesses quickly assess potential impact and prioritise the most important assets. The entire IT infrastructure – from endpoint to cloud – must be visible.