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fromThe Hacker News
1 week agoExposure Assessment Platforms Signal a Shift in Focus
Exposure Assessment Platforms replace traditional Vulnerability Management by providing continuous, risk‑prioritized, cross‑layer visibility to reduce alert fatigue and address “dead‑end” exposures.
fromThe Hacker News
4 weeks agoThe ROI Problem in Attack Surface Management
Attack Surface Management (ASM) tools promise reduced risk. What they usually deliver is more information. Security teams deploy ASM, asset inventories grow, alerts start flowing, and dashboards fill up. There is visible activity and measurable output. But when leadership asks a simple question, " Is this reducing incidents?" the answer is often unclear. This gap between effort and outcome is the core ROI problem in attack surface management, especially when ROI is measured primarily through asset counts instead of risk reduction.
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fromThe Hacker News
1 month agoFix SOC Blind Spots: See Threats to Your Industry & Country in Real Time
Proactive, context-rich SOCs using threat intelligence and sector-specific visibility reduce alert fatigue, anticipate campaigns, and prevent incidents rather than merely responding.
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fromThe Hacker News
3 months agoArchitectures, Risks, and Adoption: How to Assess and Choose the Right AI-SOC Platform
Traditional SOC models cannot scale; AI-driven automation and a mindset shift are required to handle overwhelming alert volumes and improve detection and response.
fromThe Hacker News
4 months agoThe State of AI in the SOC 2025 - Insights from Recent Study
A comprehensive survey of 282 security leaders at companies across industries reveals a stark reality facing modern Security Operations Centers: alert volumes have reached unsustainable levels, forcing teams to leave critical threats uninvestigated. You can download the full report here. The research, conducted primarily among US-based organizations, shows that AI adoption in security operations has shifted from experimental to essential as teams struggle to keep pace with an ever-growing stream of security alerts.
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fromTheregister
4 months agoCan't stop looking at the server dashboard? You aren't alone
A new survey confirms what many IT pros already know: downtime doesn't exist, with dashboards and alerts intruding on their free time. More than half of the 616 IT professionals surveyed (52 percent) said they checked dashboards during nights, weekends, or vacations, with 59 percent saying past outages had left them more obsessive about making sure that everything is working. A third of IT pros said they felt compelled to check in at least once an hour.
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Information security
fromThe Hacker News
9 months agoNew Research Reveals: 95% of AppSec Fixes Don't Reduce Risk
Most application security alerts are unnecessary, causing more harm than good for organizations.
Application security has become inefficient, with teams overwhelmed by irrelevant alerts.
Improving application security requires a shift from mere detection to meaningful context.
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