Security analysts have long been challenged to keep up with growing volumes of increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, but their struggles have recently grown more acute.
Only 46% of security operations leaders are satisfied with their team’s ability to detect threats, and 82% of decision-makers report that their responses to threats are mostly or completely reactive – a shortcoming they’d like to overcome.
The reactive approach to threat detection that so many security programs continue to follow is nothing new. Throughout most of its evolution, the field of cybersecurity has adapted itself to each novel attack technique that cybercriminals have come up with.
