It’s getting harder for organizations to identify the extent of damage incurred from a cyberattack – after the initial shock wave of panic anyway. You don’t want it to be difficult to trace the origins of an attack when the frequency of breaches is as rampant as it is today. Data breaches are more of an eventuality than a possibility.
Ask CISO heads how long it takes them to identify the blast radius of a breach, and the average response you’ll get is, at best, ‘hours.’ But ‘hours’ isn’t fast enough today. Just a single hour is all it takes for an attacker to pivot across infrastructure to access highly sensitive resources.
