Which process are you keen the most about automating?

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Compliance management27%

New employee onboarding28%

Permissions management12%

Security incident management10%

Alert prioritization & review18%

Other (comment below)2%

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Leader9 months ago

Consolidation of project Reporting

Co-Founder & CISO in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

Compliance management mixed with incident response. Essentially implementing compliance into SOAR :)

Information Security Manager in Construction2 years ago

User issues,  issue resolution status, issue resolution

IT Manager in Media3 years ago

Employee off-boarding. Our company is small and so on-boarding is more personal and individualized. But off-boarding can be much more automated.

no title4 years ago

Well, I would say that ideally, it would be best to automate everything, so-called Cyber resilience, but at the same time have a team of professionals who are going to view the cases for false-positive alerts. To make things short, a SOC team. But If I am going to choose one of the options above, EDRs surely need to be implemented.

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