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Tune in online this week – and discover how to secure all of your attack surfaces

(2020/06/17)


Webcast You know your attack surface don’t you? You mapped all of it? Are you sure?

Today, 38 per cent of business workloads run in cloud environments. You may use hundreds of SaaS applications, and be connected to subsidiaries and partner networks. Your business has been kept on track in the past month by remote workers, the cloud, and your partners. Now their vulnerabilities are your problem, because those are exactly the routes into your organisation that an attacker will target and exploit.

But how can you map the entire attack surface and prioritise the most important vulnerabilities, when statistics show you are only aware of 70 per cent of it at best, and tools like port scanners pump out lists of IP addresses without any business context or prioritisation?

Join our [1]webcast on June 18 at 1000 PDT (1300 EDT) where Rob Gurzeev, CEO of CyCognito, explains to The Reg 's Tim Phillips how CISOs can:

Discover and map their entire attack surface, including subsidiaries and partner IT

Find the hidden “shadow risks” that smart hackers exploit

Link attack vectors to business context to prioritize the most important actions

Manage the organization’s security posture by thinking like an attacker

[2]Sign up here for the webcast, brought to you by CyCognito, and join us tomorrow.



[1] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/8737/discover-and-secure-all-of-your-attack-surface?td=promo2

[2] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/8737/discover-and-secure-all-of-your-attack-surface?td=promo2

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