Security operations centers sacrifice basics, leaving 82% with under target maturity levels and vulnerable to attack, according to the Palo Alto, Calif.-based Hewlett Packard Enterprise's State of Security Operations Report 2017.
The report also revealed a well-defined SOC effectively monitors existing and emerging threats but a majority of organizations still struggle with a lack of skilled resources, as well as implementing and documenting the most effective processes.
HPE's fourth annual report, which examines almost 140 SOCs in more than 180 assessments around the globe, analyzes the effectiveness of organizations' SOCs, and offers best practices for mitigating cybersecurity risk.
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