It's not an isolated problem. The IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2023 revealed that 63% of organizations suffered at least one vulnerability in the last year, even with advanced security solutions in place. This shows that the challenge is not in acquiring more tools, but in turning those investments into concrete results.
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In many organizations, the natural response to each new threat is to add another tool. However, this strategy can be ineffective.
In fact, 49% of companies manage more than 20 different tools, which creates friction, operational fragmentation, and slows down incident response capabilities.
Security teams can receive more than 11,000 alerts daily, they take more than four days to investigate incidents, and they meet only 30% of the KPIs defined for a modern SOC. Under these conditions, the problem is not a lack of technology, but a lack of integration and strategy.
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Organizations need to move from a reactive approach to one of continuous, automated security.
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Investments in cybersecurity are often substantial. The most frustrating thing is not the expense, but not seeing a clear return in terms of risk reduction or efficiency.
A specific case: a multinational physical security and asset management company operated with multiple disconnected platforms, without the ability to correlate events.
After implementing a comprehensive strategy with Netdata, MTTD (Mean Time to Detect) was reduced to just 2 minutes and MTTR (Mean Time to Respond) to 20 minutes, while also standardizing metrics and reports for executive management.
The lesson is clear: it's not about acquiring more technology, but about aligning what you already have with an operating model that generates real value.
Traditional support resolves incidents, but rarely ensures that solutions reach their full potential. This is where a key concept comes in:
The value lies not in reacting, but in constantly evolving.
| Case | Initial situation | Solution applied |
| Energy: from emergency to confidence | Sophisticated attack undetected by standard solution. | Implementation of MDR by Netdata. |
| Cloud-native technology: from chaos to efficiency | SOC overwhelmed with thousands of daily alerts, high volume of false positives. | Automation and advanced management with Netdata. |
| Case | Key results | Long-term impact |
| Energy: from emergency to confidence |
Reduction in MTTD: from 4 days to 5 minutes.
Reduction in MTTR: to less than 1 hour.
Estimated savings: USD 84,000. |
Over 3 years of uninterrupted operation.
Expansion to cloud firewalls and AWS, Azure, and Oracle services. |
| Cloud-native technology: from chaos to efficiency |
Automation of more than 99% of responses.
MTTD: 4 minutes.
MTTR: 33 minutes.
Avoided hiring 14 additional engineers. |
More efficient and scalable operation.
Focus on strategic initiatives instead of repetitive tasks. |
When cybersecurity is managed as an isolated process, the results are limited. However, when it is integrated into three complementary levels, the impact becomes tangible:
Service Delivery: Implementations tailored to each organization's operations, with certified methodologies and maximum optimization for faster adoption.
Customer Support: Specialized support with a team of more than 50 engineers, 97% satisfaction, and incident resolution times of just 6 minutes.
Customer Success: Strategic support to maximize ROI in cybersecurity, align tools with business objectives, and ensure business expansion.
This model allows all cybersecurity technologies in a company to become a true strategic asset, capable of showing clear metrics and sustainable results.
The number of licenses purchased should not be the measure for cybersecurity, but the results they generate. Our success stories show that it is possible to reduce detection times from days to just minutes, improve operational efficiency, and optimize available resources with the right strategy.
What makes the difference is not accumulating technology, but having a partner that translates those investments into real protection, regulatory compliance, and measurable metrics.
In a context of growing threats and stricter regulations, clarity becomes the most valuable competitive advantage. And that clarity is achieved when cybersecurity becomes a tangible asset.
Ready to measure and optimize your cybersecurity investment?
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