Challenges We Solve

Industry challenges

The outdated idea of what Vulnerability Management entails

One of the most severe issues that businesses are now facing in the context of vulnerability management is an inability to correctly prioritize exposures. Too many businesses use scanning to discover security holes before moving on to the remediation stage. That sense of urgency is reasonable on certain levels. However, in the end, it is short-sighted and increases risk.

Smart businesses devote a significant amount of attention to the prioritizing and reporting phases of vulnerability management. Failure to appropriately prioritize can result in a waste of time and resources as teams rush to resolve exposures that represent no real danger to business-critical assets.

Existing frameworks in Cybersecurity are disjointed

While a company waits (80 days on average) for a patch it remains a sitting duck for a security breach. We aim to put you back in control. Using one dashboard you can run every report and make decisions based on live data.

Our promise is a vulnerability management system that eliminates time delays, inefficiencies, and incoming threats by simplifying your control center. But we go one step further. Using predictive analytics, intelligent insight, threat forecasting and remediation you can actively engage with potential issues before they become a problem. The result is an integrated platform where you can observe everything with heightened visibility from one easy-to-manage centralized location.

Why are VM tools inadequate?

Vulnerability Fatigue

More and more vulnerabilities are being discovered every day. Last year alone, 22,000 new vulnerabilities were published. At the same time, 80% of attacks are being carried out on known vulnerabilities, which indicates that enterprises are generally slow to patch.

Lack of Contextualization

Security teams can’t fix everything. Hence, they should give priority to flaws that are most dangerous to their business assets. But in a world of unlimited information, tailoring it to their needs is a challenge.

Ineffective Communication

In the case of setting up a VM program, poor communication between IT, IT security, and board management leads to issues that undermine the efficiency of the program.

Number of Tools

The average enterprise has over 70 security tools. There simply isn’t enough manpower to investigate every single alert that a company sees. In short, having more tools is expensive, financially and timewise.