Business value of ServiceNow security operations
Experience transformational gains from automating workflows and data-sharing among IT, security, and risk teams to rapidly remediate threats
The reality of today’s IT security is that you face growing threat vectors and increasingly complex environments as you rely more on the cloud, new devices, and transformative services.
Today, 280 days is the average time to identify and contain a cyberbreach and each breach leads to an average loss to organizations of $4M. Defending against potential and actual cyber breaches is an ongoing process, and the collection of legacy point solutions you might be using don’t enable you to prepare for risks adequately - let alone react to incidents.
In this business value report, you will discover why you can expect significant gains in security operations efficiency, and understand how you'll be empowered to:
- Systematically harden the digital attack surface with integrated, AI-driven, automated workflows that can improve the mean time to contain breaches by 85%.
- Optimize and orchestrate enterprise security operations to improve investigations, decisions, and threat responses while boosting security analyst efficiency by 3x.
- Respond with agility and minimize impact of evolving cyberthreats by reporting vulnerabilities 75% faster and remediating them 50% faster.
Download this report now and take advantage of this opportunity to see what happens when your security, risk and IT teams can gain unprecedented visibility of threats and drive continual cyber resilience.
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