How can you simplify your security ecosystem without losing defense capabilities? In this article, we will explore the keys to integrating, automating and gaining real visibility, transforming complexity into a strategic advantage.
As enterprises expand their digital infrastructure, it's common for them to accumulate multiple security solutions: firewalls, EDRs, SIEM platforms, cloud security tools and more. While each serves a function, when they are not integrated:
Visibility decreases: Operating in silos prevents you from correlating events and detecting advanced threats.
Operational burden increases: Thousands of daily alerts overwhelm the team, leading to fatigue and response delays.
Regulatory compliance is disrupted: Certifications and regulations such as PCI DSS, NIST, ISO 27001 or HIPAA require clear evidence and consistent processes.
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Source: Hashicorp
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In a recent case, a multinational company with critical operations suffered delays in incident detection due to a lack of integration. By implementing a unified ecosystem with Netdata and Palo Alto Networks, they reduced their mean time to detect (MTTD) from days to mere minutes, improving responsiveness without hiring more staff.
The solution is not to add more tools, but to orchestrate them and automate processes to maximize efficiency. Models such as Zero Trust Architecture and frameworks such as Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) allow centralizing policies and visibility in a single point of control.
With technologies such as Cortex XDR, XSOAR and Prisma SASE, organizations can:
In a project for a top energy company, Netdata deployed more than 3,400 security agents and automated threat response, reducing detection time from 4 days to less than 30 minutes, and response time to just over an hour.
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Source: Palo Alto Networks
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Security leaders must not only stop threats but demonstrate cybersecurity ROI. To do this, integrated solutions offer:
One of our customers in the logistics sector noted that. Thanks to the visibility gained with Netdata, they were able to justify investments and prioritize security projects to their board of directors with clear and verifiable data.
In a recent deployment for a company with more than 20 isolated security solutions, Netdata designed an architecture based on Palo Alto Prisma SASE and Zero Trust, consolidating policies and workflows.
Results achieved:
This approach not only improved the security posture, but also reduced pressure on the IT team, allowing them to focus on more strategic tasks.
To transform a fragmented ecosystem into a coordinated defense, we recommend:
Security posture auditing: Identify redundancies and blind spots.
Technology consolidation: Prioritize platforms that integrate multiple functions.
Gradual automation: Apply playbooks for frequent incidents.
Continuous monitoring and executive reviews: Adjust your strategy every 6 months, based on clear metrics.
Technological complexity, if unmanaged, erodes security effectiveness and response agility. Integrating, automating and gaining centralized visibility is a strategic decision that directly impacts risk, efficiency and compliance.
At Netdata, we combine multi-industry experience, Palo Alto Networks expertise and a consultative approach to turn security into a business enabler. From our South Florida operation, we help companies move from chaos to resilience.
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