Additional agents can cause unnecessary complexities for security teams. Gartner reports that “by 2025, 80% of enterprises will have adopted a strategy to unify web, cloud services and private application access from a single vendor’s Security Service Edge (SSE) platform.” Moreover, “By 2027, 50% of midmarket security buyers will leverage eXtended detection and response (XDR) to drive consolidation of workspace security technologies, such as endpoint, cloud and identity.” Join this panel of subject matter experts as they discuss best practices for and benefits of consolidating fragmented security tools across data center and cloud-native technologies.

• Strategies to make integrations deeper than merely passing information, i.e using agents already installed.
• Avoiding isolation of activity analysis, i.e. only looking at network traffic or user account behavior.
• How consolidating platforms can provide unified cybersecurity, boost employee productivity, bring more meaningful, centralized insights with a smaller budget, and guarantee enhanced defense and minimized attack surface.
• Models and approaches to better protect workloads in legacy and modern environments.