86% of survey respondents admitted to paying a high price for dysfunction between network and cybersecurity teams. Tension between these teams isnt new, but dysfunction it causes has become alarmingly dangerous to businesses. The current extent of this clash is worrying, given that downtime clocks in at a cost of millions of dollars per minute, and cybercrime can cost organizations 9-figure sums in damage. When teams are on the same page (i.e., more closely integrated), respondents point to benefits such as more efficient response to security events, improved security analytics capabilities.”]