How security automation can improve efficiency in your organisation
Learn about security automation best practices in this webinar, produced in collaboration with Swimlane
The problems in cybersecurity are well known. We see a high volume of attacks, new tools providing increasing numbers of alerts, and fewer staff to triage and remediate them. Full automation, seen as the complete replacement of people by machines, is neither practical nor desirable, but replacing manual, tedious security tasks with automation - including identification, correlation and response - leads to more accurate results quicker with more time for skilled analysts to tackle the most complex threats.
Join this webinar, produced in collaboration with Swimlane, to discover how to implement security automation into your legacy systems while optimising investment and resource use, and gain the best possible outcome for your organisation's security posture.
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Jay Spann is the SOAR Evangelist for Swimlane, a leading provider of Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) based in Louisville, Colorado. Over the last 26 years, Jay has delivered more than 35,000 hours of training as an instructor, speaker and consultant in the fields of Information Technology and IT Security. Mr. Spann obtained his master’s degree in Computer Science and holds numerous industry certifications such as Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), CyberSec First Responder (CFR), Certified Technical Trainer (CTT+), CompTIA A+, Network+ and Security+ and several additional certifications from Microsoft, Check Point, Nokia and others. Over his career, Jay has developed and instituted technology initiatives for Raytheon, the Department of Health and Human Services, Sprint, the Internal Revenue Service, McGraw-Hill, the Department of Defense and many other Fortune 500 companies and US Government Agencies.