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
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.
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.
Validating the true impact of an exposure and the real efficacy of existing defenses from the attacker’s perspective has
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