In this blog, we’ll explore three major internet emergencies and how each of these issues has created a mandate for external attack surface management (EASM).
Your footprint on the internet is constantly changing, both expanding and contracting. Understand the imperative that has led to over 1.5 billion dollars in security acquisitions in the past few years.
Open tools require you to trade speed for accuracy and data completeness which hampers your ability to use them effectively to solve attack surface management (ASM) objectives.
Learn how Palo Alto Networks is working to empower your security team by shifting technology left so humans can focus on later parts of the cyberattack lifecycle
Develop a strategy tying your SOC processes to specific objectives from the data you collect, how it is used for detection, and how your organization responds to detections.
Traditional EDR security lays the foundation for protecting organizations, but addressing today's security challenges requires the unified view provided by XDR
Open tools require you to trade speed for accuracy and data completeness which hampers your ability to use them effectively to solve attack surface management (ASM) objectives.