Depending on the size of your organization a typical security team could be dealing with up to and over 130 tools! Why is that a problem you might ask? First up – we’re in the middle of pandemic. The economy is going to be impacted further over the coming year. Security Leaders will have more to do, with less budget. One solution is to do more with vendors that have a wider range of products and services. Secondly - if you do have over 130 tools, you have to ask yourself, “how are those tools being utilized?” Are you making the most of your expensive technology investments? Do you have the internal resources to invest to maximize the benefits of each solution? If the answer is no, focus on what is more important to you and your business. I’d recommend that security leaders sit down with their teams and look at what is being used, why they use them, and what isn’t needed. Look at creating an inventory of existing tools, then look at how those tools give you coverage across the business (you’ll see some serious overlap), look at your recent incidents – compile and categorize those before mapping your portfolio to those tools that you REALLY need.  Read Less