New research shows that cybersecurity teams spend more than half their time manually checking metrics and creating reports. This is caused by the ever-increasing adoption of new technology, with the average security team grappling with more than 70 security tools.

Clearly CISOs need to find ways to make their teams more efficient through greater use of automation.

At this roundtable we’ll explore the benefits of automation and which technologies deliver the greatest return on investment. It’s an opportunity to discuss how to make more of your time and resources by automating security metrics and measurement in areas such as privileged access management, application vulnerability management and entity-centric risk:

In the session we’ll cover:

• What are the main barriers to automating cybersecurity measurement and reporting?
• What successes have you had in automating your security processes?
• What is your roadmap for automation? What are your targets for 2022?
• Which technologies do you feel have the most potential for making cybersecurity more efficient and effective?

Speaker:

Jim W. Doggett – CISO, Semperis James (Jim) Doggett is a veteran security and risk executive who currently serves as Advisory Board member at Panaseer and as a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Semperis. Jim previously served as Chief Technology Risk Officer for AIG, Chief Security Officer and Chief Technology Risk Officer for Kaiser Permanente and Managing Director at JP Morgan Chase responsible for security and IT risk for the Securities and Treasury Services division. He spent the remainder of his career and is a retired partner at Ernst & Young, where he helped build the company’s cybersecurity practice from the ground up.