Using CTEM for Continuous Risk Management

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Threats are constantly evolving in the cyber world. Trying to keep up with them is an endless task especially when the available cyber tools also can’t keep up. Establishing a system of continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) helps alleviate that pressure.

CTEM continuously identifies, validates, and prioritizes security exposures to reduce risk before attackers can exploit them. It is a proactive and business-aligned approach that goes beyond traditional vulnerability management by integrating various security operations to provide a holistic and threat-informed view of an agency’s attack surface.

Learning Objectives:

Outline the 10 steps to implementing CTEM, from starting with one high-impact surface to demonstrate value to setting priorities based on the importance of what is being protected[/fusion_li_item
Review the visibility of your assets and identify where it needs to be improved[/fusion_li_item
Identify the key metrics that will show the progress being achieved through CTEM

Speaker and Presenter Information

Brian Stretch Meyer, Field Chief Technology Officer, Axonius Federal Systems (Speaker: Cybersecurity Monitoring Across Defense Systems)

Brian Meyer

Field Chief Technology Officer,
Axonius Federal Systems

Jane Norris, Moderator & Contributing Editor, FedInsider

Jane Norris
Contributing Editor,
FedInsider

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