2020 SANS Network Visibility and Threat Detection Survey

Organizations have untapped opportunities to strengthen the way they analyze network data and increase visibility. Visibility brings increased situational awareness, allowing for rapid threat identification and investigation for faster resolution of internal performance issues and security...

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March 31, 2020

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