Traditional vulnerability management tools have left many security teams facing an untenable situation when it comes to truly reducing risk. The solutions are limited in scope and don’t provide the comprehensive visibility or reliable data to support security teams in defending today’s complex enterprise IT environments. The time is now for Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) – a security framework built upon the foundation of a complete, contextualized, and unified asset inventory. Security teams need data they can trust. Sevco delivers that data. ICYMI: Sevco’s CEO and Co-founder J.J. Guy spoke with Matt Alderman earlier this year to discuss the evolution of vulnerability management and how Sevco’s data-driven approach can help security teams meet the strategic objectives of CTEM. 📺 Watch the full CyberRisk TV interview: https://lnkd.in/gEAVpK-W
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Vulnerability management is a $20B industry. But what if your company didn’t need it? Here's one shift that could simplify your entire security stack: Auto-patching. Most orgs spend hours every week tracking, scanning, and remediating vulnerabilities. I’ve worked with teams stuck in a loop—scan, report, review, repeat. By the time the patch rolls out, the window for attackers has already passed. Then I saw what happens when you flip the model. Set critical systems to auto-patch. Let updates apply as soon as they’re verified safe. No ticket queues. No endless reports. No guesswork. You reduce attack surfaces in hours, not weeks. You also shrink your need for expensive scanning tools and dashboards. It doesn't replace all vulnerability management—but it cuts the noise by 80%. Here’s your move: choose one system this week and test auto-patching. Watch how fast your security posture improves. Fewer alerts. Less patch panic. More peace of mind.
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The "Log4j-Style" Fire Drill is Over. When a critical CVE drops, the first question from your board is, "Are we vulnerable?" For most security teams, this kicks off a chaotic "fire drill"—a "swivel-chair" nightmare of manually searching for one specific CVE across hundreds of clients, vendors, and business units. It's a process that wastes days, exhausts your best analysts, and leaves your portfolio dangerously exposed. We're excited to announce this panic is now optional. Introducing ThreatNG Overwatch, our new cross-entity vulnerability intelligence system. Overwatch transforms that multi-day, manual CVE search into a single, powerful query. You can now get a definitive answer to "What is our exposure?" in minutes, not days. Stop burning out your team. Stop the "swivel-chair" analysis. Move from portfolio-wide chaos to decisive command. Existing ThreatNG Users: Log in now to experience the power of Overwatch. New to ThreatNG? Stop the panic and see what it feels like to be in command. Get your free, no-obligation evaluation today: https://lnkd.in/efHy6Kgm #CISO #CyberSecurity #VulnerabilityManagement #EASM #CTEM #CVE #AnalystBurnout #RiskManagement #ExposureManagement #ThreatIntelligence
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The headline in ThreatNG Security's post about ending the "Fire Drill" isn't just marketing copy—it's our entire mission. We've all seen that "swivel-chair" nightmare burn out our best analysts. It's a "soul-crushing effort" just to answer one question: "Are we vulnerable?" This is why our team built Overwatch (https://lnkd.in/e-g9Fe_b). It’s our answer to that specific, agonizing pain. It transforms multi-day, manual panic into a single query that delivers answers in minutes. We're giving analysts their high-value time (and their weekends) back. Existing Users: Log in and run a query. It will change your workflow. New to ThreatNG? Stop accepting the "fire drill" as normal. Get the free eval and see what "command" feels like. #ThreatNG #Proud #Overwatch #CVE #VulnerabilityManagement #EASM #CTEM #CISO #AnalystBurnout #SecOps #CyberSecurity
The "Log4j-Style" Fire Drill is Over. When a critical CVE drops, the first question from your board is, "Are we vulnerable?" For most security teams, this kicks off a chaotic "fire drill"—a "swivel-chair" nightmare of manually searching for one specific CVE across hundreds of clients, vendors, and business units. It's a process that wastes days, exhausts your best analysts, and leaves your portfolio dangerously exposed. We're excited to announce this panic is now optional. Introducing ThreatNG Overwatch, our new cross-entity vulnerability intelligence system. Overwatch transforms that multi-day, manual CVE search into a single, powerful query. You can now get a definitive answer to "What is our exposure?" in minutes, not days. Stop burning out your team. Stop the "swivel-chair" analysis. Move from portfolio-wide chaos to decisive command. Existing ThreatNG Users: Log in now to experience the power of Overwatch. New to ThreatNG? Stop the panic and see what it feels like to be in command. Get your free, no-obligation evaluation today: https://lnkd.in/efHy6Kgm #CISO #CyberSecurity #VulnerabilityManagement #EASM #CTEM #CVE #AnalystBurnout #RiskManagement #ExposureManagement #ThreatIntelligence
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Yup, everyone’s talking about “CTEM” (and fine, we are too). No wonder...by 2028, companies prioritizing security investments through a Continuous Threat Exposure Management program will cut breaches by two-thirds. With stats like that, who wouldn’t want in? The catch: most programs stall after mapping vulnerabilities. Visibility is nice, but attackers aren’t impressed. So, we wrote Making CTEM Work, a guide to turning theory into measurable risk reduction. It breaks down how to: • Use what you already have to connect assets, exposures, and controls • Benchmark and baseline coverage • Prioritize threats and drive remediation Quick steps to implement are in the graphic. Full guide’s in the comments.
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Visibility doesn’t end with detection — it starts with accountability. This snapshot from CyFlare ONE shows how our Vulnerability Scanning Services track Mean Time to Mitigate (MTTM) for critical and high-severity vulnerabilities. Why it matters: 💡Critical vulnerabilities are resolved in an average of 22.2 days, improving month over month. 💡SLA-driven metrics ensure every issue is prioritized and measured. 💡Trend visibility helps security teams prove progress, not just patch problems. Vulnerability management shouldn’t stop at identifying risk — it should quantify how fast you’re reducing it. https://lnkd.in/gVdWU89d
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Live Webcast: Close the Gaps — How to Finally Fix Broken Vulnerability Management 🗓 October 29, 2025 | 2:00 PM ET 🕐 1 hour For decades, vulnerability management has been the backbone of enterprise security — but today’s reality looks very different. Despite investing in top-tier tools, many organizations still have 25–40% of assets that remain invisible to their vulnerability management programs. Legacy scanners, authenticated scans, and agents each miss critical pieces of the puzzle — leaving attackers with an open invitation. Join HD Moore and Tod Beardsley from runZero for an eye-opening discussion on why traditional scanning no longer cuts it — and how modern exposure management can finally close the gaps. 💡 You’ll learn: - Why coverage gaps persist — and why legacy tools fail to see your entire environment. - The hidden limits of authenticated scans, agents, and CAASM aggregation. - What’s next: how to rebuild vulnerability management with continuous visibility, attacker context, and faster remediation. If you’re ready to move beyond patching blind spots and toward true exposure visibility, this session is for you. 👉 Register now to secure your spot! https://bit.ly/4qhok0C #CyberSecurity #VulnerabilityManagement #ExposureManagement #SCMedia #runZero #Webcast
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Prioritization is the key to faster security execution. In complex environments, generic vulnerability lists just don't cut it. The goal isn't just seeing what's broken; it's connecting assets, controls, vulnerabilities, and threats to pinpoint the critical exposures that pose the biggest risk to your business. Nagomi Control provides the precision you need. We surface the exposure combinations that create the greatest risk for your organization, ensuring you fix what matters most, fast. See how to make prioritization practical in our product walkthrough: https://lnkd.in/eAMC6W2m
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Great insights on the limitations of traditional vulnerability management tools. Embracing CTEM with trusted, comprehensive data like Sevco’s approach sounds like a real game-changer for security teams. Thanks for sharing! Cheers, Emailsbit - Email Marketing Solutions