Managing 32,000 Weekly Security Alerts | Ali Ghodsi at RSAC
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Weekly security alerts for a reasonably sized organization are projected to increase from 7,500 in 2020 to 32,000 in 2026, requiring over 400 full-time staff to manually process. This demonstrates the unsustainability of current manual security alert management and the urgent need for automated solutions.
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