A cybersecurity program can measure its top risks through three different lenses: exposure, remediation, and prevention.
Exposure shows how much risk exists. Remediation measures how effectively and quickly the organization addresses it. Prevention looks upstream, asking how well the organization stops vulnerabilities and other risks from being introduced in the first place.
Using all three creates a broader picture than focusing solely on remediation.
Should cybersecurity programs put more emphasis on measuring exposure than measuring how quickly problems are fixed?
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Exposure shows how much risk exists. Remediation measures how effectively and quickly the organization addresses it. Prevention looks upstream, asking how well the organization stops vulnerabilities and other risks from being introduced in the first place.
Using all three creates a broader picture than focusing solely on remediation.
Should cybersecurity programs put more emphasis on measuring exposure than measuring how quickly problems are fixed?
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