Organizations Strengthen Cybersecurity with Continuous Threat Exposure Management
Organizations are fortifying their cybersecurity tactics by adopting Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM). This methodology, not just another dashboard or scanning tool, appraises infrastructure from an attacker's viewpoint. Gartner forecasts that by 2026, organizations implementing CTEM will be three times less likely to endure a breach.
CTEM is a holistic strategy that consistently evaluates, verifies, and rectifies an organization's exposure across all settings. A complete CTEM cycle encompasses scoping, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization. This technique is especially potent in intricate cloud and hybrid environments.
CTEM presents unprecedented visibility across scattered infrastructure, comprehending risk through identity context, and confirming exposure instead of merely detecting it. It furnishes real-time, contextual insight into active and exploitable risks, prioritizing based on attack paths, and ensuring continuous enhancement. By linking signals from misconfigurations, identities, and permissions, CTEM helps unveil concealed attack paths.
Organizations adopting a CTEM-based exposure management approach can anticipate substantial improvements in asset visibility and a decrease in remediation tickets. By grasping how attackers operate and prioritizing investments based on a continuous exposure management program, organizations can bolster their security stance and avert potential breaches.
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