SanerNow Risk Prioritization vs CVSS - based Risk Prioritization
A single aspect MUST not determine how critical a vulnerability is and CVSS fails here.
The main intention behind CVSS is to assign a score to a vulnerability based on its severity.
CVSS fails to check for technical impact, automatability, exploitability, and mission prevalence.
SanerNow Risk Prioritization: The Better Alternative for CVSS in Cyber Security
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Risk Prioritization for Swift Attack Surface Reduction
Companies face numerous risks and addressing these risks is vital for smooth business operations.
With limited time and high-risk vulns emerging quickly, you can’t fix all vulns at the same time.
Prioritize only the critical ones first to save time and resources. Here, risk prioritization is the key.
In this risk prioritization brief, you will get insights on:
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Risk Prioritization: A Game Changer for Enterprise Vulnerability Management
Having thousands of vulnerabilities and don’t know which one to remediate first?
CVSS score alone won’t suffice to prioritize vulns. With thousands of vulnerabilities being detected and attack surface constantly being detected, it is difficult to kill these vulns.
Watch this on-demand webinar to know how SecPod is the earliest to implement the SSVC guidelines by CISA, with the most innovative approach.
In this webinar, you will get insights on:
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New MOVEit Transfer Vulnerability Under Attack – Urgent Patch Required
A critical security vulnerability in Progress Software’s MOVEit Transfer has been discovered and is known to be under active exploitation.
The flaw, identified as CVE_20204-5806, has a CVSS score of 9.1 and involves an authentication bypass affecting several versions on MOVEit Transfer.
Affected Versions:
Understanding SanerNow Risk Prioritization Engine
Risk Prioritization reduces the risk findings to a list of CVEs and CCEs that should be acted upon immediately for an organization.
The aspects that assist Automated Decision Making for Prioritization encompass Exploitability, Automatable, Technical Impact, and Mission Prevalence for the organization.
The CISA Stakeholder-Specific Vulnerability Categorization (SSVC), a customized decision tree model assists in prioritizing vulnerability response for customers by evaluating vulnerabilities.
The goal of SSVC is to assist in prioritizing the remediation of a vulnerability based on the impact of exploitation would have on the organization.
The decision tree determines four possible outcomes for a risk:
It’s time to take control and shrink your attack surface like never before.
With SanerNow CVEM, reduce your attack surface by a whopping 4x!
Here’s how: