White Paper: NopSec
A lot of vulnerability remediation pitfalls can be avoided by investing in the right Vulnerability Risk Management technology. This means implementing a solution that effectively automates as many processes as possible.
Vulnerability Risk Management is often under-sourced and under-tooled, and yet stands at the epicenter of protecting the organization from a breach.
In this white paper on “Common pitfalls and best practices to succeed at vulnerability remediation”, we explain common vulnerability remediation challenges and:
Provide solutions to simplify vulnerability remediation process
Reduce the average time it takes to close a vulnerability remediation ticket
Keep your business running smoothly and securely without any vulnerabilities
If you’re responsible for any part of your company’s Vulnerability Risk Management (VRM) program, this white paper is indispensable!
By: Affirma Consulting
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