The Five Stages of Vulnerability Management

As threats continue to become more complex and targeted, it’s more important than ever to focus your efforts to minimize the risk before it’s too late. Vulnerability management is one way to do that.
Vulnerability management is a continual process, not only to detect risks on your network but to create a plan to prevent those vulnerabilities from causing future damage. A good vulnerability management system combines technology and a team of security experts to proactively detect and act upon security risk.
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[@TechnologyInterpretersInc]

Great video. Thanks for the information!

[@mrrishiraj88]

Many thanks

[@bookofyemi]

Nice video

[@poojavp5214]

Who's the stakeholder for vulnerability management?

[@anandshinde9941]

Everyone. The organization to safeguard its assets from attacks. The customer for safety of their data.

[@sudharsanks77]

I would like to learn more about Vulnerability Management!!! Can you help me?

[@AscendTechnologies]

Hi Sudharsan...thanks for watching! We have some additional resources here if you'd like to take a look - teamascend.com/services/managed-security/vulnerability-management/

[@ThoriumHeavyIndustries]

You rely on scans here. That is a mistake.

[@marklampo8164]

Relying on Pentesting alone is a mistake

[@ThoriumHeavyIndustries]

@@marklampo8164 The scope of pentest is finding the "most easy" way to compromise. So you are right. But pentest can demonstrate systematic failures failures e.g. poor credential handling by employees for example. Pentest give a good indication of how hard is it to break and if this is hard enough to put it on the internet. If a pentest team works 4 weeks fultime and didn´t find anything than basically I would suggest "yes, put it on the internet" :D