Security Summit podcast: Is security automation an option for SMBs?
Logicalis’ director of managed security services, Ricky Magalhaes, discusses why he thinks automation is the key to vendors winning in the SMB space
Small and medium sized businesses could start implementing viable automated incident response systems by the end of this year, according to Logicalis' director of managed services in a podcast with CPI.
As part of our five-part Security Summit podcast series Ricky Magalhaes explains how much automation has changed in the next 10 years, and where it could head next.
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Automation has become a key battleground for cybersecurity vendors looking to penetrate the MSP market. Magalhaes discusses why he believes the next six months alone will see automation make huge strides among small businesses, and what that could mean for managed security services.
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