Having the right group of people to run your vulnerability management program is just as important as the actual program itself. Let’s face it; not all companies can keep up-to-date with the latest security trends as technologies continue to advance, all while bringing on more threats.
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CASE STUDIES
HOW SSVM HELPED SECUTOR'S
CUSTOMERS WITH VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT
Secutor has been helping customers solve their issues with vulnerabilities and compliance since 2013. Our SSVM system helps customers avoid data breaches and exploitation of network-wide vulnerabilities by focusing on the people, processes, and technologies that help enable effective remediation.
Here you’ll find sample case studies of how we helped specific customers achieve their information security program goals by advising them on their Vulnerability Management program. In most cases, we’ve also helped select and deploy security technologies to help reduce risk. Ultimately, our programs help our customers protect Personally Identifiable Information (PII) from disclosure.
If you are going to do something, you may as well do it right. A poorly designed and constructed vulnerability management program is essentially like having no program at all. Why spend the time, money, and resources putting together a program that won’t meet or exceed the expectations you have in place for it?
Year after year, cybercriminals take advantage of more opportunities to infiltrate a system’s vulnerabilities. These attackers feast on the systems that show no real signs of cyclical security maintenance and prevention techniques.
Vulnerability Management is essential. It needs investments in tactics, techniques, and procedures to be a successful program.