Working in security operations is a challenging job: Just managing the massive amount of vulnerability data is a huge quest in itself and does not even take into account the workload associated with asset classification and prioritization of remediation actions. Thus, a security operations officer's day is already busy without ad-hoc requests - so called data calls. However, with increasing frequency operations executive want to know how new vulnerabilities (i.e., the Zeus Malware) are impacting your organization's risk posture. Once a data call is triggered, often the security operations team scrambles to pull all necessary data together, taking up valuable time that could be spend on mitigating issues rather than taking days to compile reports.

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Continuous monitoring is a critical activity in assessing an organization's risk posture. Its importance has recently been highlighted by the fact that NIST SP 800-37 specifies continuous monitoring as one of the six essential steps in managing risk in an organization. However, many organizations are struggling to achieve continuous monitoring as their security tools operate in a silo-based approach and are not integrated and interconnected to achieve a closed-loop process. Another shortcoming lies in the fact that a majority of vulnerability programs lack a risk-based approach, whereby vulnerabilities and associated remediation actions are based on the risk to the business.

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Incident management has become a crucial function within many organizations, as its effectiveness determines how quickly a business can restore normal service operations, comply with state regulations as it relates to disclosure, and minimize the overall impact on the business from a risk perspective. Despite these facts, many organizations still rely on manual efforts to tackle data collection, investigation, risk assessment, remediation, approval, reporting, and reporting.

Join us for this product demonstration on how Agiliance® RiskVision™ can help you to collect incidents from security tools; automatically calculate preliminary risk and business impact; automatically route and assign incidents based on type, severity, or effected asset; initiate and track remediation actions, and provide a single repository of all incident related documentation and audit trail.

The segregation of responsibilities between security and IT operations as it relates to identifying vulnerabilities and then mitigating those potential exploits can turn contentious when priorities for security and compliance come into conflict. Anybody working in security operations has faced the problem of the "black hole", whereby vulnerabilities have been detected, but then are not addressed at all or not in a timely fashion by the IT organization.

Join us for this product demonstration on how Agiliance® RiskVision™ can help you to streamline collaboration between security and IT operations by issuing bulk remediation tickets, offering bi-directional interaction with patch management systems, and enabling escalation paths to assure timely mitigation based on the risk, the vulnerability presents to your business.