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One challenge that remains consistent in contemporary SOC teams is the lack of visibility, which slows the detection and response. Despite the arrival of alerts every second, analysts have yet

Security operations centers are subject to endless pressure daily. Notifications are not stop-and-go; the threats develop faster, and the anticipations of quick reactions grow. Therefore, SOC analysts usually have problems

Organizations are currently under intense pressure to safeguard personal data without breaching rigid regulations within specified time frames. Meanwhile, the Personal Data Protection Law in Saudi Arabia has also increased

Cyberattacks no longer occur as unexpected, one-time events. Instead, they happen daily and often escalate faster than teams anticipate. Manual responses make organizations sluggish with the ever-growing threats that are

The increasing problem of modern security teams is alarming feeds and a lack of clarity. All tools generate signals, but the majority of signals are not contextual. This makes analysts

More than ever, security operations centers are under pressure. The areas of attack are ever-growing, the number of alerts is increasing at an alarming rate, and the number of experts

By the year 2025, organizations will not consider identity as a fixed record. They instead treat it as a living signal that evolves each time they log in, each transaction,

API almost drives all digital experiences. They interrelate mobile applications, cloud computing, partners, and customers in real time. Nevertheless, APIs are becoming a popular target of attackers due to their

Data breaches and credential leaks affect organizations daily, and attackers do not often allow defenders to recover. This means that the security teams need to be quicker, smarter, and act

Borders, time zones, and jurisdictions are no longer considered by cyber threats. The attackers work in coordination around the world and recycle proven techniques and evolve quickly than the organization

The GCC Government Agencies work in a world in which the digital transformation is accelerating, the threats are changing each day, and the government and its services rely on the

Cyber threats are traveling at a higher speed compared to the ability of most organizations to counter them. Attackers continue to develop strategies each day, and defenders are not keeping

Each move that your institution makes leaves a digital trace. Though this footprint makes them fast and scalable and customer-focused and innovative, it also presents unseen weaknesses that can gradually

IT units are overwhelmed by a multitude of system logs and alert messengers. Analyses of these logs manually are not only time-consuming but also prone to mistakes, resulting in slowness

The pressure on organizations in the Gulf Cooperation Council to ensure responsible management of the security logs, in addition to the high regulatory expectations, is growing in the contemporary digital-first

The contemporary security teams have been in a 24/7 data-driven world. Cloud, endpoint, and SaaS logs appear at 1 second a minute, and attackers are even faster. Thus, organizations currently

Attacks are no longer delivered in one big and noticeable instance. Rather, they manifest themselves in fragmented signals throughout systems, users, and applications. Thus, security teams need to make those

Leaders of cybersecurity engage in a daily battle with an invisible threat that is not visible, fatigue in alert, and threats that keep changing. Then, attackers take advantage of the

It is impossible to deploy faster than attackers automate the threats at every step. Thus, you require scaling visibility, scaling analytics, and reduced response-time workflows. Simply put, you require a

In the face of endless alerts, complicated infrastructures, and advanced methods of attacks, modern Security Operations Centers find it difficult to keep pace. Due to this, security teams frequently get