Tag: Security Automation
Security automation’s promises are laudable and include reducing manual work, improving mean time to know and remediate for detection programs, and reducing a junior hire’s required technical knowledge to help address the talent issues programs still face. Many security automation vendors are especially bullish on that last promise, investing in low-to-no code user experiences that…
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