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ADVANCED THREAT DASHBOARDS: From Static Displays to Dynamic Insights – Where are solutions heading?

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Both private and public sector CISOs in the UK face a constant barrage of security alerts. But traditional security information and event management (SIEM) systems, with their overwhelming dashboards, are no longer enough. Enter Advanced Threat Dashboards (ATDs), revolutionising how CISOs gain insights and make critical security decisions. Here’s how ATDs have evolved and what the future might hold…

Beyond the Information Overload

Traditional SIEM dashboards often presented a deluge of data, making it difficult for CISOs to identify the most critical threats. ATDs address this by offering:

  • Actionable Insights: ATDs go beyond simply displaying alerts. They leverage data correlation and threat intelligence to prioritise real threats, allowing CISOs to focus on the most urgent security issues.
  • Customisable Visualisations: ATDs offer customisable dashboards tailored to individual CISOs’ needs. These dashboards can present real-time data on security posture, attack trends, and incident response efforts in a visually clear and actionable format.
  • Threat Context: ATDs provide context to security incidents. They integrate threat intelligence feeds, vulnerability databases, and user activity information, giving CISOs a complete picture of the attack landscape and its potential impact.
  • Improved Threat Hunting Capabilities: ATDs offer advanced threat hunting features that allow CISOs to proactively search for and identify lurking threats within their network, preventing breaches before they occur.
  • Collaboration Tools: ATDs often come with built-in collaboration tools, enabling CISOs to share threat information and coordinate incident response efforts with their security teams.

The Evolving Threat Landscape Demands Evolving Solutions

The future of ATDs in the UK promises even greater sophistication:

  • Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI): ML and AI will power advanced anomaly detection, predict potential cyberattacks, and automate threat response actions, significantly reducing the burden on security teams.
  • Integration with Security Orchestration and Automation Response (SOAR) Platforms: Seamless integration with SOAR platforms will enable automated incident response workflows, streamlining the entire security response process.
  • Focus on User Behaviour Analytics (UBA): ATDs will incorporate UBA capabilities to identify and flag suspicious user activity, potentially indicating insider threats or compromised accounts.
  • Cloud-Based Solutions: Cloud-based ATDs will offer greater scalability, flexibility, and accessibility for organisations of all sizes, making them a cost-effective option for many CISOs.
  • Metrics and ROI Measurement: ATDs will provide better metrics and reporting tools, allowing CISOs to demonstrate the return on investment (ROI) of their security investments to stakeholders.

A Clearer View of the Threat Landscape

Advanced Threat Dashboards represent a critical evolution in security information management. By offering curated data, actionable insights, and enhanced threat hunting capabilities, ATDs ensure CISOs have the tools they need to make informed decisions and stay ahead of ever-evolving cyber threats. The future of ATDs promises a future driven by automation, deeper threat intelligence, and a focus on user behaviour, empowering CISOs to protect their organisations more effectively and efficiently.

Remember, in today’s complex cyber threat landscape, CISOs need clear visibility into their security posture. Advanced Threat Dashboards are a critical tool in their arsenal, providing the insights they need to make informed security decisions and protect their organisations’ critical assets.

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Do you specialise in Advanced Threat Dashboards? We want to hear from you!

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Each month on IT Security Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the cyber security market – and in May we’re focussing on Advanced Threat Dashboard solutions.

It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help IT security buyers find the best products and services available today.

So, if you’re an Advanced Threat Dashboard solutions specialist and would like to be included as part of this exciting new shop window, we’d love to hear from you – for more info, contact Chris Cannon on c.cannon@forumevents.co.uk.

Here’s our full features list:

May- Advanced Threat Dashboard
Jun – Browser/Web Security
July -Authentication
Aug – Penetration Testing
Sep – Vulnerability Management
Oct – Employee Security Awareness
Nov – Malware
Dec – Network Security Management

Do you provide Advanced Threat Dashboard solutions? We want to hear from you!

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Each month on IT Security Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the cyber security market – and in May we’re focussing on Advanced Threat Dashboard solutions.

It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help IT security buyers find the best products and services available today.

So, if you’re a Advanced Threat Dashboard solutions specialist and would like to be included as part of this exciting new shop window, we’d love to hear from you – for more info, contact Chris Cannon on c.cannon@forumevents.co.uk.

Here are the areas we’ll be covering, month by month:

May – Advanced Threat Dashboard
Jun – Browser/Web Security
Jul – Authentication
Aug – Penetration Testing
Sep – Vulnerability Management
Oct – Employee Security Awareness
Nov – Malware
Dec – Network Security Management

For information on any of the above topics, contact Chris Cannon on c.cannon@forumevents.co.uk.

Key Trends

IT Security: The big issues for 2018

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Identifying threats and educating staff about safety are the key issues for the UK’s cyber security professionals in 2018.

The findings come from a survey of the senior cyber security professionals attending this summer’s Security IT Summit, which takes place on July 3rd at the Hilton London, Canary Wharf.

These professionals include representatives from the likes of DXC Technologies, Financial Ombudsman Services, Freight Transport Association, London Stock Exchange Group, Marshall Motor Group, O2 Telefonica, Prudential, The Guardian, Vodafone and many more.

While the majority have highlighted a general cyber security strategy as the number one issue, are prominent areas of interest, closely followed by Access Control, Intrusion Detection, Malware, Penetration Testing and Phishing Detection.

“With a number of high profile breaches over the past 12 months, cyber security has never been so important to businesses and organisations of all sizes,” said Senior Portfolio Sales Manager Chris Cannon. “As our research demonstrates, analysing the threat of security and educating staff are key issues.”

% of the Security IT Summit sourcing specific solutions for 2018 and beyond:

UK Cyber Strategy – 58%

Advanced Threat Dashboard – 50%

Employee Security Awareness – 50%

Access Control – 46%

Intrusion Detection – 46%

Malware – 46%

Penetration Testing – 46%

Phishing Detection – 46%

Authentication – 42%

Mobile Security – 42%

Web Security – 42%

Anti-Virus – 38%

Browser Security – 38%

Cloud Web Security – 38%

Encryption – 38%

Inside Threat – 38%

Identity/Privacy Protection – 33%

Intrusion Prevention System – 33%

Network Security Management – 33%

Social Media Security – 38%

Vulnerability – 33%

The Security IT Summit is free to attend for cyber security professionals. To find out more about attending, contact Emily Gallagher on 01992 374085 or email e.gallagher@forumevents.co.uk.

If you are a supplier to the care sector and offer any of the solutions our delegates are sourcing, contact Chris Cannon on 01992 374096 or email c.cannon@forumevents.co.uk.