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Security Professionals Want More Data and Better Detection Rules
SecOps Process Automation Investments Are Paying Dividends
MITRE ATT&CK Framework Is Proving Valuable for Most
9XDR Momentum Continues to Build
MDR Is Mainstream and Expanding
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Research Methodology
Respondent Demographics
ESG Research Report: SOC Modernization and the Role of XDR
Oct 24, 2022
by
Dave Gruber, Bill Lundell, Jon Oltsik
Based upon years of previous research, for most organizations, security operations are in a period of both disarray and transition. While organizations expand the development of digital transformation initiatives, cloud-native application development, and remote worker support, SOC teams continue to conduct day-to-day operations using assorted point tools, manual processes, and a shortage of staff and skills. CISOs realize this mismatch leads to an unacceptable reality of ever-increasing cyber-risk.
To address this growing security operations gap, organizations are taking numerous actions to modernize security operations, including automating processes, utilizing advanced analytics, integrating security technologies, and embracing the MITRE ATT&CK framework. In order to gain insights into these trends, ESG surveyed 376 IT and cybersecurity professionals at organizations in North America (US and Canada) personally responsible for evaluating, purchasing, and utilizing threat detection and response security products and services.
Page Count: 28
Table of Contents
Executive Summary(1)
Report Conclusions(1)
Introduction(1)
Research Objectives(1)
Research Findings(10)
Security Operations Remain Challenging(1)
Security Professionals Want More Data and Better Detection Rules
SecOps Process Automation Investments Are Paying Dividends
MITRE ATT&CK Framework Is Proving Valuable for Most
