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| The 7 Essential Steps of Vulnerability Management |
| By Qualys Inc. |
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| Title: |
The 7 Essential Steps of Vulnerability Management
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| Report Type: |
White Papers |
| Publication Date: |
07 January 2007 |
| Report Summary: |
Risks that threaten the security and availability of networks and applications range
from newfound software and operating system vulnerabilities—announced at a rate
of 155 a week in 2006—to misconfigurations and errors that easily creep into
server, firewall, and end-point settings. Rapid changes within technology, new
server and software deployments, and the evolving sophistication of attack methods
used to infiltrate systems and steal data create the greatest set of challenges faced
by security and IT administrators trying to keep their systems secure and within
regulatory compliance.
That’s why, whether protecting five servers or 5,000, measuring the security
status of your infrastructure and your organization’s ability to rapidly mitigate
emerging threats needs to be continuously monitored and measured.
It’s impossible to secure what isn’t measured. Without an accurate depiction
of your network, the ability to identify real-world security threats and evaluate your
organization’s ability to respond, there’s no way to improve, let alone understand,
the true security posture of your infrastructure. More and more, companies seeking
to better manage complex threats and increased regulatory demands are enhancing
their security efforts by establishing effective and sustainable vulnerability and risk
management programs that quantify their security progress to maintain the confidentiality,
integrity, and availability of business data and networks. |
| Language: |
English |
| File Type: |
PDF |
| No Of Page(s): |
10 |
| Company's Name: |
Qualys
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