Anton Chuvakin and others argue that most organizations fail at basic security: they don't know what assets they have. The conversation emphasizes network visibility and NDR as essential first steps, with speakers pushing back on the idea that companies can skip the fundamentals.
Even if you're blind, obviously decryption is super important because we managed to poke both our eyes out and then wondered why we can't find the bad guy in the room. Raja, I mean, you built this thing. We can get cloud, anywhere you can get packets from or information about network streams, this is a valid thing, right?
Yep. Yeah, I mean, 100%. I agree with what Raf said. I'll actually add one more thing. You know, I'm looking for something over here that I can place a friendly wager with anybody listening.
In our current reality, that's not a thing.
But remember, everybody says just do the basics, right? You just got to protect the things, right?
So, okay. So how about this basic task? Do you know how many servers you have? Let's do the basics. Sorry, I failed that test. Okay. What's the next step? Well, you failed the first step, so there's no next step for you, right?