Cost-effective security: certainty without complexity

▤ Summary

The great irony of all of this complexity is that the very tools designed to protect the security of an organization may present the greatest cybersecurity threat, as the well-publicized SolarWinds hack highlighted in 2021. “Most security teams with dozens of tools will admit they don’t really know how well they’re working,” comments Chris Hughes, cybersecurity consultant, and university lecturer. And that’s money they could have shifted to other resources, like bolstering their teams.” In principle, companies invest in multiple tools because they have complementary capabilities, and the benefits they produce when assembled are greater than the sum of their parts. So, how can IT operations and security teams tame tool sprawl, while reducing costs and protecting their organizations against the multitude of threats that circle them like hungry sharks? A unified platform can cut the cost of running, managing, and maintaining multiple security tools, while: • Improving the ability to cost-effectively meet tightening global regulatory and compliance mandates.

▦ Linked Companies

Tanium Inc.

$500M to $1B