How often do you scan for vulnerabilities in production?

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We have consistent real-time scan visibility.17%

Once a day29%

Once a week30%

Once a month16%

Once every 6 months4%

Other (Comment below!)2%

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CISO in Real Estate5 years ago

3 months for general assets and twice per year ethical hack

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