Infoblox Infographic - Network Protection Survey Key Findings · 2019-12-16 · 4. Be Realistic...
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RECOMMENDATIONS • Survey conducted by ReRez Research • 200 responses • Medium & large enterprises with 5,000 employees and up • HQ located in U.S. or Canada • Senior management role in IT • Broad range of IT responsibilities • We asked about adherence to network protection industry best practices • We scored their responses: Each respondent got a total score • Those with scores in the top 33 percent are “top-tier” • Those with scores in the bottom 33 percent are “bottom-tier” • We compared the top and bottom tiers: – How their practices differ – How their outcomes differ What can enterprises learn from our top-tier? There are five lessons that rose to the top: 1. Get Rid of Silos 2. Pay Attention to Operational Realities 3. Prioritize Based on Risk Analysis 4. Be Realistic about Security Staffing 5. Automate Routine Tasks Goals & Objectives 1 Outcomes Practices Top-Tier Organizations are Different Enterprise IT Top-Tier Organizations Enjoy Better Outcomes 2 3 Network Protection Survey Key Findings www.infoblox.com Making IT a Strategic Asset Compliance TOP-TIER IT Agility Reducing IT Costs Compliance BOTTOM-TIER Security Methodology Top-Tier vs. Bottom-Tier PROACTIVE ABOUT INTELLIGENCE Four times as likely to leverage machine- readable intelligence. Six times as likely to deploy an SEIM solution, and use automated tools that alert them when new devices appear on the network. Three times less likely to report being understaffed More than half have a dedicated incident response team Verses one-third of the bottom-tier VALUE DNS/DHCP DATA Roughly half use DNS/DHCP data to discover new devices Roughly half use DNS/DHCP data to discover new devices HAVE BANISHED SILOS 100% report cooperation between network, security and app teams Only 43% report similar cooperation INVEST IN SECURITY STAFF 49 % 0 % Three to four times as likely to automate routine tasks. AUTOMATE BASIC TASKS 58 % 33 % MORE AGILE More than twice as likely to say they focus more on strategic tasks than tactical BETTER VISIBILITY Four times as likely to report having complete control over their IP addressing CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Top-Tier IT is two times as likely to have somewhat to extremely satisfied compatriots from the business, the “C”-level and users alike OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY Twice as likely to meet SLAs Ten times as likely to remediate security events “extremely quickly” Bottom-tier report three security-incident related outages while top-tier report zero RISK MANAGEMENT ZERO Data breach: Top-tier zero, bottom-tier one ZERO
Transcript of Infoblox Infographic - Network Protection Survey Key Findings · 2019-12-16 · 4. Be Realistic...
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Survey conducted by ReRez Research
• 200 responses
• Medium & large enterprises with 5,000 employees and up
• HQ located in U.S. or Canada
• Senior management role in IT
• Broad range of IT responsibilities
• We asked about adherence to network protection industry best practices
• We scored their responses: Each respondent got a total score
• Those with scores in the top 33 percent are “top-tier”
• Those with scores in the bottom 33 percent are “bottom-tier”
• We compared the top and bottom tiers:
– How their practices differ
– How their outcomes differ
What can enterprises learn from our top-tier?There are five lessons that rose to the top:
1. Get Rid of Silos
2. Pay Attention to Operational Realities
3. Prioritize Based on Risk Analysis
4. Be Realistic about Security Staffing
5. Automate Routine Tasks
Goals & Objectives1
Outcomes
PracticesTop-Tier Organizations are Different
Enterprise IT
Top-Tier Organizations Enjoy Better Outcomes
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Network Protection Survey Key Findings
www.infoblox.com
Making IT aStrategic Asset
Compliance
TOP-TIER
IT Agility
ReducingIT Costs
Compliance
BOTTOM-TIER
Security
Methodology
Top-Tier vs.Bottom-Tier
PROACTIVE ABOUT INTELLIGENCE
Four times as likely to leverage machine-readable intelligence.
Six times as likely to deploy an SEIM solution, and use automated tools that alert them when new devices appear on the network.
Three times less likely to report being understaffed
More than half have a dedicated incident
response team
Verses one-third of the bottom-tier
VALUE DNS/DHCP DATA
Roughly half use DNS/DHCP data to discover new devices
Roughly half use DNS/DHCP data to discover new devices
HAVE BANISHED SILOS
100% report cooperation between network, security and app teams
Only 43% report similar cooperation
INVEST IN SECURITY STAFF 49%
0%
Three to four times as likely to automate routine tasks.
AUTOMATE BASIC TASKS
58% 33%
MORE AGILE
More than twice as likely to say they focus more on strategic tasks than tactical
BETTER VISIBILITY
Four times as likely to report having complete control over their IP addressing
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
Top-Tier IT is two times as likely to have somewhat to extremely satisfied compatriots from the business, the “C”-level and users alike
OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY
Twice as likely to meet SLAs
Ten times as likely to remediate security events “extremely quickly”
Bottom-tier report three security-incident related outages while top-tier report zero
RISK MANAGEMENT
ZERO
Data breach: Top-tier zero, bottom-tier one
ZERO
