The Role of Automation in Cybersecurity
1Q 2017
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Technology Analysis Report
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AN-2458
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27 pages
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4 tables
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2 charts
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2 figures
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Table of Contents
- 1. TO AUTOMATE OR NOT TO AUTOMATE?
- 1.1. Introduction and Overview
- 1.2. Research Methodology and Market Data
- 1.3. Network Disruption and Alert Fatigue
- 1.4. SCAP/NIST Specifications Burrow Deeper Into Enterprise Security
- 2. MACHINE LEARNING APPLICATIONS DRIVING AUTOMATION ADOPTION IN CRITICAL FUNCTIONS
- 2.1. Data Recovery
- 2.2. Skills Assessment and Training
- 2.3. Penetration Tests and Red Team Exercises
- 2.4. Network Engineering
- 2.5. Incident Response
- 2.6. Leveraging the Extensive Data-Gathering Capabilities of SIEMs
- 2.7. The Double-Edged Sword of Encryption
- 3. AUTOMATION OBJECTIVES IN CYBER SECURITY
- 3.1. Automated Patching Across Multiple Server Instances
- 3.2. Systems Engineering and Optimization
- 3.3. Expedite Formatting and Machine-Readable Data
- 3.4. Security Alert Streamlining
- 3.5. TSL/SSL Certification management
- 3.6. Permission Control and Privilege Management
- 3.7. Empowerment, Not Replacement, of the Human Element
- 4. VENDOR SECTION
- 4.1. Ayehu
- 4.2. Gurucul
- 4.3. Hexadite
- 4.4. McAfee
- 4.5. Symantec
- 4.6. Tripwire
- 4.7. Splunk
- 4.8. Trudera
- 4.9. Vectra Networks
