US CISOs Will Invest in Automation in 2023 Instead of Cutting Costs or Staff Amid Recession>
B Riley Financial – Accesswire
The introduction of Mac support proves the growing status of Macs in enterprise IT, representing the momentum the platform continues to build, particularly since the launch of M-series Macs.
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The same smart automation and remediation workflows as available for Windows systems. The ability of Qualys Cloud Mac Agent to detect and deploy Mac OS patches and patches for third-party Mac apps. Full integration with the Qualys VMDR and the current patch management offering. According to new data from the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, CompTIA and Lightcast, the total number of employed cybersecurity workers in 2022 remained relatively unchanged from previous estimates. Demand for cybersecurity engineers and analysts remains steady amid cost-cutting layoffs across the tech sector and the industry is still struggling to build up the workforce to meet this growing demand, leaving organizations to readjust their priorities in 2023 to fill the gap.
86% of cybersecurity leaders are prioritizing automating threat detection and response 81% of cybersecurity leaders are prioritizing the shift from legacy cybersecurity platforms to cloud-native platforms 84% of cybersecurity leaders are prioritizing integrating and automating cybersecurity capabilities with new and existing technologies As hacks and breaches continue to increase, every layer of defense is important for organizations to have a holistic cybersecurity strategy. Emerging from these present issues, 79% of cybersecurity leaders plan to adopt or expand threat hunting, 74% plan to bring part of their cybersecurity operations in-house in order to strategically manage vulnerabilities, 73% plan to optimize SOC alert management and 73% plan to implement a zero trust strategy.
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