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4 Ways Cyber Defenses Hinder Security

Security information and event management (SIEM) alerts are supposed to help organizations detect and ultimately guard against cyber attacks. But security teams get massive amounts of alerts, most of them false positives that miss true attacks.

According to research provided by Ponemon Institute⁽¹⁾, on average, a business can receive nearly 17,000 malware alerts a week, of which only 19% are considered reliable. What’s more, almost 200 hours of combined labor are spent each week investigating alerts.

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Read how your current cyber security defenses:

Compromise response
Create a false sense of security
Allow important alerts to get lost in the noise
Fail to make the distinction between everyday malware and advanced targeted attacks

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¹Ponemon Institute Research Report. The Cost of Malware Containment. January 2015

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(1) IDC Survey, sponsored by FireEye. Advanced Threat Readiness Assessment, September 2014