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Your tool needs to run non-stop (cause attackers don’t take coffee breaks), work with whatever security stuff you’ve already got (without needing a PhD to set it up), and not flood your team with garbage alerts about problems that don’t…
Let’s get real about vulnerability scanning, you can’t fix what you don’t look for. Most places treat these scans like a chore, something to check off their to-do list. But here’s the thing: PCI DSS doesn’t care about your excuses,…
Prioritizing security patches might sound tedious, but it’s like triage in an emergency room, you’ve got to know which problems need attention first. The real challenge isn’t finding the vulnerabilities (there’s probably hundreds of them right now), it’s figuring out…
Vulnerability remediation at managed security firms means getting hands dirty with the boring but crucial task of finding and fixing system weaknesses. While some might think it’s just about running scanners and pushing patches, there’s way more going on behind…
Getting robbed is bad enough, but finding out weeks later makes it worse. Think of continuous vulnerability scanning as your digital security guard, minus the donuts and coffee breaks. The scanner watches networks day and night, checking every corner of…
Most businesses don’t really get what outside security scanning brings to the table. It’s not just running some automated scans , it’s having sharp, eyed pros who spot the problems others miss. When companies try to handle everything in-house, they…
Security scanning doesn’t cut it anymore , that’s just facts. Companies need dedicated pros watching their networks round clock, not just running occasional checks. These specialists (armed with a mix of AI tools and years of field experience) catch weird…
A quick scan won’t catch everything that’s wrong with your network, and that’s where the real difference lies. Think of vulnerability assessments as your annual check up , they’ll spot the obvious problems, run through a checklist of known issues…
Most security breaches start with a weakness nobody caught in time. It’s not rocket science , vulnerability management just means finding and patching holes before attackers do. Think of it like getting a yearly check up, except for computer systems…
Security teams can’t just throw EDR tools onto their network and hope for the best. First things first: map out every single device, from the dusty old print server to the CEO’s laptop. Getting a real grip on which machines…