Hackers are constantly probing your network for exposure points that they can exploit. They are well-funded, well-equipped and organised. Yet most organisations are only scanning their ever-changing perimeter monthly or even quarterly. The key reasons for this “intermittent security” approach are the time and complexity of repeatedly executing comprehensive scans, and insufficient resources to interpret the massive data sets the scans generate.
- How the complexity of today’s perimeter has empowered attackers and paralysed defence
- The realities behind the usual objections to implementing continuous security
- How new security technologies and products are overcoming these obstacles