As networks become more complex and distributed, detecting and responding to threats has become increasingly difficult. It has also led to security sprawl that complicates management, fragments visibility, and limits the ability of organizations to respond effectively to threats. Case in point, today’s enterprises have deployed an average of 45 security solutions across their network, most of which operate in a silo, making any sort of centralized management nearly impossible. Compounding this issue is that detecting and responding to a cyber incident requires coordination across many of these isolated tools, leading to complex workarounds that must be constantly managed and then reconfigured every time a device is upgraded. These and similar challenges of complexity and integration have made a cybersecurity mesh architecture essential for today’s organizations.
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