How do you measure the success of your network operations?
End-user experience20%
Security risk reduction44%
Service quality20%
Improved network visibility11%
Cross-IT collaboration1%
Problem prevention2%
Other (please share below!)
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Which role-based access is most important? (Select all that apply)
Read only19%
Limited admin (eg. Backup, infrastructure, cloud, storage, helpdesk, general)44%
Super admin45%
Security and governance29%
Manager access22%
Application owner26%
Department admin (eg. Finance, HR, operations)13%
Developer admin12%
QA admin9%
Service/support admin9%
Other/custom2%
Which key pentesting capability do current AI-driven vendor solutions most fail to cover?
Ethics and Ethical principles are challenging in the Artificial Intelligence field and most generally speaking look at a disruptive innovation where moral and human rights seem a step back than industry and market needs.
What do you think about?
I believe Ethics and Ethical Principles as well as a Resposible approach is mandatory, I can wait the adoption for them.21%
I believe the Responsible and Ethical adoption of the technology is important but business is business... 44%
I have no opinion about22%
I don't think they should stop the progress36%
I don't think at all they should be part of the equation1%
Interesting. I'm honestly surprised at the number one response. While it's certainly a critically-important aspect of modern networks, it's not the core purpose for its existence.
Imagine buying a car based on the door locks and alarm.
I suppose it shows the state of the world we're in at the moment.