Cyber security is a growing concern for many large corporations. Cybercrime has cost the world billions of dollars in recent years, and it’s only getting worse. To combat this problem, cyber security automation was created to help protect companies from attacks that could cripple them or lead to their bankruptcy. This blog post will discuss three challenges faced when implementing cyber security Automation into an organization.
Requires constant upkeep
Like any form of technology, cyber security Automation needs maintenance to function correctly on a day-to-day basis. It also needs continual training so it can effectively adapt to changing conditions.
Requires a lot of resources
This automation requires specialized skillsets for implementation and upkeep. Cybersecurity professionals are already burdened with high workloads, leading them to spend less time on cyber security automation than they should be consuming.
It is challenging to scale up effectively.
This happens once cyber security teams have fully automated all processes. This is good on a small scale, but it can be challenging to implement across an entire organization and keep the effort going at that same level of efficiency as Cybersecurity professionals expand their deployment of Cybersecurity automation technologies.
To conclude, Cybersecurity automation is a great tool to add to your security arsenal, but it isn’t an end-all solution for cyber security professionals. It needs the right people and processes in place before deployment, or else you risk wasting time and resources that could be better spent elsewhere on cyber security initiatives.
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