Why automation isn't the answer to zero-day attacks [Q&A]

Last year saw almost 100 zero-day attacks, putting a strain on security teams and becoming known as the 'Hot Zero-Day Summer.' In response to these attacks, the first instinct of many organizations has been to turn to automation. But Marc Rubbinaccio, manager, compliance at Secureframe, doesn't believe that this is the right approach. We spoke to him to find out more. BN: Why can't automation be relied on to deal with zero-day attacks? MR: Automation is essential for monitoring security incidents; it is impossible for an individual or a team to monitor all logs for anomalies without some level of… [Continue Reading]