Many organizations operate in silos, particularly when it comes to their infrastructure. This fragmentation not only hampers their ability to fully leverage the technologies they purchase but also leads to underutilization across the enterprise—resulting in squandered investments and reduced effectiveness of tools.

Rather than merely acquiring the latest tools on the market and hoping for optimal outcomes, organizations with advanced security programs strategically orchestrate their existing infrastructure to actively disrupt attacks. These organizations assess their security capabilities thoroughly. This allows them to view new tool acquisitions as opportunities to streamline their technology stack. By replacing multiple outdated systems with a single, more efficient technology, they not only save money but also significantly strengthen their security posture.