How can organizations respond to the threats identified by Intrusion Detection?

Organizations can effectively respond to threats identified by Intrusion Detection by re-evaluating their access management policies. This is crucial because access management policies dictate who has access to what information and resources within an organization. By revisiting these policies, organizations can identify and restrict permissions that may have been too broad, implement role-based access controls, and ensure that only authorized users have access to sensitive data.

This approach not only helps mitigate potential security breaches by reducing the attack surface but also aligns with best practices in identity and access management. It also enhances overall security posture by ensuring access rights are granted based on necessity and least privilege principles.

The other options, while they may seem relevant, do not directly address the specific nature of responding to threats identified through Intrusion Detection. Increasing server storage does not prevent threats; limiting user access only to admin can hinder productivity and may not address broader security issues; and hiring additional IT staff can be beneficial, but without a strategic focus on access management, it does not directly mitigate identified threats.