Combining IT operations management and security operations using AIOps

Our world of work continues to change at an ever-increasing pace—amidst more threats, and new security challenges.
The IT world is continually changing and so is the threat landscape. Workforces need to be able to work from anywhere, which presents new security challenges for IT and security operations teams. Organizations are looking for new ways to develop applications and services—and to be able to quickly deliver them securely. Project teams are using collaborative tools more than ever—during the first month of the COVID-19 pandemic there was a 775% increase in the use of Microsoft Teams.1 In the same month that Teams sales were booming, the number of coronavirus related phishing messages increased 667%, and 50,000 malicious domains related to COVID were registered.
The only way to maintain resiliency and service performance from both an operational and security perspective—especially in an environment of doing more with less—is with automation and collaboration between IT and security operations teams. Organizations need a unified, automated approach to respond to new security threats.
Read now to discover how you can combine IT operations management and security operations by using AIOps.