Organizations have myriad assets to secure, but they lack the actionable visibility required to fully protect their organization. Attack Surface Management (ASM) is the cybersecurity discipline to identify, reduce, and manage the attack surface to make it as difficult as possible for attackers to find and exploit exposures.
ASM inventories, analyzes, and maps the attackable assets in your organization, shows you which assets have exposure, and demonstrates how and where cybercriminals may penetrate your network – so you can take steps to mitigate risk and block attacks from happening. Regardless of whether you’re protecting assets on-premises or in the cloud, IT or OT assets, every device attached to your network could be the target of an attacker. ASM identifies and secures all the various points where an attacker could potentially compromise or damage an organization’s digital assets and infrastructure.
Security teams are overwhelmed with the number of vulnerabilities to identify, prioritize, and remediate in their environment. With Vulnerability Management (VM), your organization focuses on the highest-risk exposures to ensure your limited resources combat the threats that would damage your organization the most.
A modern VM solution goes beyond vulnerability scanners to considers factors other than just CVSS severity; it takes into consideration factors like exploitability of a vulnerability, the importance of an asset to the business, and accessibility of the exposure to deliver a better picture of your highest priority threats. This allows your team to cut through the noise and maximize their impact prioritizing and remediating vulnerable assets – while securing your networks.
In today’s complex IT network environments, it’s an on-going challenge for teams to efficiently manage their firewalls alongside compliance requirements. But this is a critical part of a comprehensive security plan.
Security Policy Management (SPM) takes the complexities out of managing your firewalls and networks. With SPM you collect, normalize, and optimize network and security policy to reduce your operational burden. With early detection of access policy violations, rule conflicts, and misconfigurations, you’re able to keep your devices running at optimal levels and be less likely to keep a back door open for an attack.
Whether you’re in a highly regulated industry, trying to maximize the effectiveness of a small team, or looking to remove OT blind spots, there are many different initiatives to consider when building a robust security program. Here are some other solutions that may help you create a more secure environment.
What is Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)? Understand the key steps of applying a structured CTEM program to your hybrid attack surface.
Maintain continuous compliance by finding and addressing security policy violations. Automate workflows and avoid firewall configuration compliance violations.
Improve cyber security efficacy with automation. Reduce operational costs, maintain continuous compliance, reduce human error, increase accuracy, meet SLAs, reduce MTTR.
Gain complete visibility and understanding across your protect surfaces to build and maintain a Zero Trust architecture.
Find the unfindable. Foresee the unseeable. Fix the unfixable. Get a unified view of configurations and vulnerabilities across your IT and OT environments.
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