Cybersecurity Consolidation: How to Rationalize Tools Without Vendor Lock-In
Security teams have more tools than ever.
As new categories emerge and stacks expand, CISOs are asking:
- Which tools do I actually need – and which are just hype?
- How can I reduce tools without reducing coverage?
- Do I have overlapping capabilities I can eliminate?
The industry’s answer: Consolidation. Which locked CISOs into rigid stacks.
Today, most CISOs prefer best-of-breed stacks – but disparate tools produce noise instead of insights.
There’s a third way.
Gartner’s Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture (CSMA) connects your existing tools – no rip-and-replace, no vendor lock-in – giving you the unified context of a platform atop your best-of-breed tools .
The Cybersecurity Consolidation Playbook shows you exactly how:
- Why consolidation keeps failing – The fundamental flaws in platforms, SIEM centralization, and managed services
- The two critical gaps – How fragmentation creates capability overlap and cross-domain blindspots
- The CSMA solution – How a unified intelligence layer transforms fragmented tools into an integrated security fabric
- What you can rationalize – Hot or hype? Specific opportunities across detection, CAASM, CTEM, identity security, and cloud security
- Your implementation roadmap – From assessment through proof of value, rationalization, and continuous optimization
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