Published: 05 February 2024
Summary
Organizations in China that rely on patch-only or fragmented remediation approaches face challenges arising from unpatchable exposures. Chinese CIOs and their security teams need to establish continuous exposure management processes, balancing immediate response and long-term security resilience.
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Key Findings
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The constantly evolving IT landscapes of organizations complicate the identification and management of all potential exposures. Organizations in China, like their international counterparts, encounter a large number of security threats and issues. It remains challenging for them to determine what deserves higher priority.
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Conventional “risk treatment” approaches focus on infrastructure and software vulnerabilities. Many organizations in China still struggle to differentiate risk-based vulnerability management from exposure management. Optimized exposure reduction requires a consistent approach for managing both patchable and unpatchable exposures.
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Validating the true impact of an exposure and the real efficacy of existing defenses from the attacker’s perspective has
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