Harnessing Data Signals for Proactive Vulnerability Management

Transform your security posture from reactive to proactive by identifying, gathering, and acting on the right intelligence.

Key Data Signals to Monitor

Vulnerability Scan Data

Direct intelligence from scanners detailing CVEs, severity scores (CVSS), and the specific systems affected. This is your foundational layer.

Asset Inventory Info

A complete, continuously updated inventory of all hardware, software, and cloud assets. It provides the business context for every vulnerability.

Network & Flow Data

Anomalous traffic, unusual port activity, or communication with malicious IPs can indicate an attempted or successful exploit in real-time.

Log Files & Security Events

Rich data from firewalls, OS, apps, and SIEMs. Failed logins, errors, and system alerts often point to underlying security weaknesses.

Threat Intelligence Feeds

External context on new exploits, zero-days, and attacker TTPs. This helps you prioritize vulnerabilities that are actively being targeted in the wild.

Endpoint (EDR) Data

Deep visibility into endpoint activity, including process creation and file modifications, signaling a successful local exploit.

From Signal to Action: The Lifecycle

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Gather Intelligence

Collect data from all sources: automated scanners, SIEMs, TIPs, and EDR solutions. Centralize this intelligence for a unified view of your environment.

Prioritize with Context

Move beyond CVSS. Correlate threat intel and asset criticality to fix what matters most, first. Focus on vulnerabilities that are exploitable and on critical systems.

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Act and Remediate

Execute remediation through patching, configuration changes, or applying compensating controls. Automate workflows to accelerate response times.

Measure and Improve

Track key metrics like Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) and Remediate (MTTR). Use this data to refine processes and demonstrate program effectiveness.

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