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for three-quarters of vulnerabilities to have known exploits, and 65 days to patch them.
On average, it takes 44 days for a published vulnerability to be exploited. Compared to quarterly scans, which can leave organizations unaware of published CVEs for months, and the average 65 days it takes to remediate the vulnerability, the length of time an organization remains vulnerable is shocking. This exposure gap, also known as a patch lag cycle, can devastate organizations.
Organizations are employing strategies to help close the exposure gap and stay secure between patch cycles. Compensating controls like Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS), Host-Based Controls, and network segmentation are just some of the strategies enterprise organizations are employing to reduce their exposure.
Download the 2024 Vulnerability and Threat Trends Report to learn more about these strategies and how to close your exposure gap.
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