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NetOps and SecOps Collide

Over 600 IT professionals weigh in on the workloads, challenges, data sources and team collaboration required to safeguard critical corporate assets.

Study Highlights:

Network team role in security increases:

Over 80% of network teams play a role in security efforts including investigations and clean-up, implementation and configuration of security tools, and proactive threat-hunting.

Security presents multiple challenges:

correlation with network performance, breach containment verification, and data/visibility gaps top the list.

Problem domain isolation remains top obstacle:

55% struggle to determine problems are caused by the network, system, or application.

​Thank you to VIAVI Solutions for the article.

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