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Higher education environments are complex by nature—diverse systems, sprawling infrastructure, and decentralized ownership across IT, research, security, and facilities. As data volumes increase and platforms multiply, institutions are struggling to get a clear, unified view of what's happening across their environments.
In this session, Cribl explored how higher ed organizations can take back control of their observability strategy—eliminating silos, reducing operational friction, and creating a single view of data across tools and departments.
Without requiring a complete overhaul of existing platforms, we’ll show how a flexible, vendor-neutral architecture allows teams to:
Whether you’re supporting student success, research operations, or campus security, this session provides strategies to simplify observability in a complex, ever-changing IT landscape.
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There is a short window of opportunity between the detection of an initial compromise and the ability to prevent an attacker from fulfilling his objectives. This period is sometimes referred to as “breach exposure time” or “dwell time.” Early detection and rapid response are the key requirements to defend against a breach of security. How can organizations address these requirements? One approach is to implement a surge resourcing model using Incident Response (“IR”) retainers as a best practice. This approach provides rapid access to top tier security analysts from RSA who will help reduce dwell time and mitigate the impact. IR Retainers can also help an organization to align with the requirements and incentives offered by cybersecurity insurance providers.
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