Discover the 5 Warning Signs of Attack Surface Weaknesses
Learn how to strengthen your organization’s cybersecurity with our free eBook,
5 Signs of Attack Surface Weakness. This comprehensive guide explores the most common vulnerabilities, including outdated software, network configuration issues, deprecated encryption, and more, while providing actionable strategies to mitigate risks. Don’t leave your business exposed—fill out the form now to download your copy and take the first step toward securing your attack surface!
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Cyber Threats
from Attack Surface Weakness
Continuous Attack Surface Monitoring is essential for effective Third-Party Risk Management, as it provides real-time visibility into vulnerabilities that could compromise your organization through vendor relationships. Third-party vendors often introduce risks via outdated software, misconfigured servers, or insecure DNS records, making it critical to monitor their digital footprints alongside your own. By continuously identifying, assessing, and addressing these weaknesses, organizations can stay ahead of emerging threats, ensure compliance with security standards, and safeguard sensitive data. A proactive approach to monitoring not only reduces risk but also builds trust with stakeholders and enhances the overall security posture of your supply chain.
Average Cost
of a Data Breach
$2M
Brand Damage & Lost Business
$5M
Average Ransomware Demand
$10M
Average Class Action Settlements