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Risk Exposure Reduction
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Become optimally prepared against unpredictable threats and strategically reduce your organization's attack surface
Managing an ever-growing multitude of vulnerabilities is a huge undertaking for any organization. If it seems like there’s always a new critical CVE being exposed or a new emergency patch being released, that’s because it’s indeed the case. Many organizations try in vain to tackle each issue as it arises but this approach isn’t sustainable, and more importantly, it fails to address the full scope of exposures that can compromise an organization’s security level.
Issues like misconfigurations, excessive permissions, and credential misuse can have a profound impact on security but most approaches to vulnerability management don’t even look at these things. To truly understand what’s happening in your hybrid environment, addressing the full scope of possible exposures with context and prioritization is the only sustainable option.
Solution Benefits
See all exposures; excessive permissions, compliance & security controls, user behavior, and more, for increased efficiency in resolving weaknesses vastly improved risk reduction
Continually and adaptively reduce risk across your hybrid networks
Stop wasting time and resources addressing vulnerabilities and CVEs of limited impact
Definitively answer critical questions regarding organizational security posture
Build better relationships between IT ops and cyber security teams
Key Product Features
Exposure Insights
Attack Path Analysis
Prioritized Remediation
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Research Report: 2023 State of Exposure Management
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Gartner® Report – Top Trends in Cybersecurity 2023
Gartner just released their report with a pick of trends most likely to have the greatest impact on 2023’s cybersecurity landscape.
Establishing a Modern Exposure Management Program
This session provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of vulnerability management and explains why critical vulnerabilities do not necessarily equal risk. By watching…
2022’s Most Potent Attack Paths
Attackers don’t think like you do. They’re looking for ways to bypass your security controls and take advantage of various exposures that exist in…
IBM -Cyber Exposure Management Guide
IBM, in conjunction with XM Cyber created their new guide, Cyber Exposure Management: You Can’t Protect What You Don’t Know. It’s jam packed with…
Buyers Guide: Risk Exposure Reduction and Vulnerability Prioritization
2023 is almost here and security teams are focused on locking-in the funds needed to keep their orgs secured in the coming year. But…
Understanding ‘Lone Wolf’ Attacks Dissecting and Modeling 2022’s Most Powerful Cyber Attacks
The second half of 2022 saw a dramatic increase in ‘lone wolf’ attacks and can be coined one of the most common enterprise attack…
A CISO’s Guide to Reporting Cyber Risk to the Board
In the eBook you’ll learn the four key challenges CISOs face when reporting to the board:
Increasing Cyber-risk is Driving the Need for Exposure Management
Cyber-risk leads directly to cyber-attacks. Rather than monitor and measure cyber-risk through siloed/fragmented data or layering on more disconnected defenses, organizations should build their…
The Necessity of Attack Path Management for the Hybrid Cloud
Published in collaboration with the UK Chapter of the Cloud Security Alliance, this whitepaper explores the necessity of attack path management for today’s hybrid…
Case Study: Hamburg Port Authority
When one of Europe’s largest seaports needed help securing its vast IT infrastructure “Because it offers continuous, automated protection, security issues that would normally…
‘Total Economic Impact’ Study Concludes That XM Cyber Delivered 394% Return On Investment
Attack Path Management Significantly Reduces Risk of Fines and Remediation Expenditures, Reduces Pen Testing and Labor Costs
Who is this course for?
Any cybersecurity professional who’s looking to enhance their knowledge around exposure management.
Why should I get certified in exposure management?
The Exposure management course is a great way to get the knowledge needed to improve your understanding of the types of exposures that put your organization at risk. You’ll learn how exposures chain together and allow attackers to reach critical assets and you’ll come out with a full view of the security exposure ecosystem. You’ll also learn how exposure management and how it fits into the modern information security program and describe and recognize the phases of exposure management, how it differs from vulnerability management, and explain how it relates to on-premise, hybrid, and cloud IT environments.
How do I get certified?
Just click "Start Today" and fill out the short form. You’ll then get an email with your login information and you can start the course. If you complete all the course work and a grade of 80 and above on the assessment, you’ll get the certificate and badge.
