#CyberSecurityIntegration
Cyber Security Integration

It is important for an organisation to protect itself against risks as a complete entity instead of protecting individual processes, interaction points or systems. To do this, it needs to have visibility into the entire threat landscape. Such a view is seldom provided by point solutions. In addition, fast-changing cybersecurity threats often cannot be handled by point solutions and disparate implementations.

Today there is a need to integrate across multiple dimensions:

Integrate across multiple cybersecurity technical solutions to improve the effectiveness of the controls. Example – integrating multiple security tool alerts with a central security information and event management (SIEM) system that can co-relate and identify events that cannot be found from monitoring of single tool alerts.

Integrate across physical and logical security especially due to an increase in the IT-OT and IoT convergence. Unprecedented and serious physical damage is possible with cyber attacks due to IoT proliferation. Medical devices, smart homes, and smart cars are already being hacked with ease.

The integration of cybersecurity across digital-transformation initiatives
Most organisations began their digital transformation journeys with a view to optimise processes, improve efficiency, deliver better customer experiences, bring speed or encourage innovation. Cybersecurity and compliance are often viewed as restrictive since they slow down the digital initiatives with additional activities that may be cumbersome, expensive and time-consuming. Fortunately, with increasing incidences of loss due to cybercrime, companies are waking up to the need of having a strong cybersecurity strategy as a fundamental ingredient of any digital initiative. As per the Infosys survey, virtually all (94%) respondents said their digital-transformation efforts now include cybersecurity.

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