Security

When used together, EAPs and AEVs can significantly strengthen an organization’s ability to understand and manage real risk.

The natural evolution of vulnerability management, Exposure Management takes a broader, deeper, and more holistic and continuous view of risk—one that reflects the complexity of modern enterprise environments.

Cybersecurity innovation continues at a rapid pace, yet operational challenges such as resource constraints, IT collaboration, and alert fatigue remain top of mind.

Legacy vulnerability programs aren’t designed for today’s hybrid workforces, sprawling cloud infrastructure, or modern attackers. That’s why the industry is shifting toward Exposure Management.

Sevco is committed to ensuring vulnerability management programs have the structure they need to operate at scale, and we will always normalize and enrich all vulnerabilities with whatever standards emerge.

Platforms that centralize assets, vulnerabilities, and threat intelligence into one place are driving more effective exposure management.

Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and a proactive and continuous approach to security and compliance, is critical to the DOD mandate.

The global outage offered lessons on how asset intelligence is the foundation of an effective continuity plan.

Businesses face significant risks when cybersecurity vulnerabilities expose sensitive data, even if inadvertent.

CISOs who can clearly explain a company’s security posture, how it has evolved and where it needs greater resources can assuage top-level fears and demonstrate why they deserve a seat at the table.