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Fortinet has one of the best illustrations of vendor consolidation in security.
According to data from PANW, the avg. of sec tools today is 30+, and the lowest you can reduce is 7+.
This is a SOC example below 1/3
According to data from PANW, the avg. of sec tools today is 30+, and the lowest you can reduce is 7+.
This is a SOC example below 1/3
Another example: From 20 -> 4+ categories:
Purple: An XDR provider like $CRWD can bundle most of the solutions here.
Red: A NG-firewall co $FTNT takes care of this.
Light blue: A provider like Splunk or $PANW handles this.
Dark blue: Something like $ZS or $NET handles it
Purple: An XDR provider like $CRWD can bundle most of the solutions here.
Red: A NG-firewall co $FTNT takes care of this.
Light blue: A provider like Splunk or $PANW handles this.
Dark blue: Something like $ZS or $NET handles it
3/3 FTNT data shows that over 75% of companies are aggressively pushing for this strategy in security.
However, I still believe it takes time because to reach that vision since everything requires major architectural decisions.
However, I still believe it takes time because to reach that vision since everything requires major architectural decisions.
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