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How to simplify your security operations - Red Hat whitepaper

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The growing number of major cyber attacks over recent years makes it no surprise that security is a top concern for most organisations. However, this can be a daunting task, with the adaptation and management of complex environments that protecting an organisation requires.

Most organisations handle these operations manually, resulting in a time-consuming, tedious, and error-prone process that quickly overwhelms security teams and allows for many attacks to slip through the cracks. This whitepaper shows how security automation can save your business time, money, and a lot of headache.

Download the ebook to discover the many advantages of security automation, read up on use cases, and start simplifying your security operations centre.

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