Wave Goodbye to the Old Way of Doing Vulnerability Management
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Vulnerability Risk Management
Prioritize infrastructure & cloud vulnerabilities using asset and threat data to streamline your vulnerability management program
Engulfed by Millions of Vulnerabilities
Too Many Findings
Security debt is compounding
Manual Prioritization
Spreadsheet triage doesn’t cut it
False Sense of Confidence
CVSS doesn’t know your business
Slow Remediation
Increasing risk of breach
Identify the vulnerabilities actually worth your time
Instantly filter through the millions of vulns distracting your teams. Go beyond CVSS with risk scores automatically tailored to your business with context from your assets, existing security controls, and more.
One view of vulnerabilities and assets, not twenty
Hopping from tool to tool doesn’t get you the full picture of assets and their vulnerabilities. Get an instant understanding of risk with a unified view across your traditional and cloud infrastructure.
The Brinqa Platform
One place to manage your complete Application Security lifecycle.
Watch and learn how Nestle unified vulnerability management.
If you don’t know which vulnerabilities pose the biggest threats to your business, the rest doesn’t matter. See how the team at Nestle took control of vulnerability and risk management across the enterprise.
Accelerate the vulnerability remediation process
Fix high-risk findings fast with automated ticket creation, owner assignment, notifications, and validation. Create workflows for risk acceptance, false positives and exception requests.
The Best Vulnerability Management Programs Run on Brinqa
“We achieved a 90% reduction in critical vulnerabilities and a 75% reduction in high-severity vulnerabilities with Brinqa.”
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FAQ:
What is the difference between vulnerability assessment and vulnerability management?
Vulnerability assessment is the process of identifying, quantifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities in the software, hardware, cloud, and on-premises assets that make up an organization’s attack surface.
Vulnerability management is the operational practice of identifying, classifying, remediating and mitigating vulnerabilities across an organization’s attack surface.
Why is a risk-based approach to vulnerability management critical?
Risk-based vulnerability management is the process of prioritizing, remediating and reporting on vulnerabilities based on the risk they pose to the business.
Traditional vulnerability management lacks the business context and threat intelligence to prioritize vulnerabilities based on the risk they pose to the specific business. Too often, vulnerability management programs rely solely on CVSS scores or scanner results to assign a priority, leaving security teams drowning in vulnerabilities and application and operations teams frustrated by chasing down and fixing vulnerabilities that don’t matter.
What are the objectives of a vulnerability risk management program?
The objectives of a vulnerability risk management program are to identify, prioritize, communicate and remediate only the vulnerabilities that matter to the business.
A well-run risk-based program delivers the following benefits:
- Clear communication about the risk posed to the business by vulnerabilities across the attack surface. This communication needs to be in the language of the business and relevant to security, technical and business audiences.
- Prioritization that understands the business and provides transparency into why a particular vulnerability was prioritized.
- Streamlined remediation provides technology teams responsible for fixing vulnerabilities with the information they need in the tools they use in their daily workflow.
A risk-based approach enables the business to reduce the right cyber risks fast, while minimizing business disruption.