Best Attack Surface Management Platforms for Prisma Cloud

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    OverSOC Reviews
    rive your attacker surface with a solitary source of truth. Gather and unify all your IT & Cyber Data to discover inventory gaps, prioritize remediation actions and accelerate audits. Data from all tools used by IT and SecOps, as well as data collected from your business teams via flat files can be gathered and brought together in one database. Automate data ingestion, standardization and consolidation in a common framework. No more duplication of assets, no copy-pasting in spreadsheets or manual dashboards. Integrate external data sources, such as security alerts from certified sources, to enrich your data. Use the filter system to query your cyber data and get accurate information about the status of your system. OverSOC offers pre-recorded filtering based on customer needs. You can also create your own filters to share with collaborators.
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    Tenable One Reviews
    Tenable One unifies security visibility and insight across the attack surface. This allows modern organizations to isolate and eliminate priority cyber exposures, from IT infrastructure, cloud environments, critical infrastructure, and everywhere else. The only AI-powered exposure platform in the world. Tenable's leading vulnerability management sensors allow you to see every asset on your entire attack surface, from cloud environments to operational technology, infrastructure to containers and remote workers to web-apps. Tenable's machine learning-powered predictions, which include more than 20 trillion aspects related to threat, vulnerability and misconfiguration information, reduce remediation effort by allowing you to focus on the most important risks. By communicating objective measures of risks, you can drive improvements to reduce the likelihood of a business impacting cyber event occurring.
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    Rezilion Reviews
    Rezilion's Dynamic SOMOM automatically detects, prioritizes and addresses software vulnerabilities. Rezilion's Dynamic SBOM allows you to focus on what is important, eliminate risk quickly, and allow you to build. In a world that is short on time, why compromise security for speed when you could have both? Rezilion is a software security platform that automatically protects software you deliver to customers. This allows teams to focus on building, instead of worrying about security. Rezilion is different than other security tools that require more remediation. Rezilion reduces vulnerability backlogs. It works across your stack and helps you identify vulnerable software in your environment. This allows you to focus on the important things and take action. You can instantly create a list of all the software components in your environment. Runtime analysis will help you determine which software vulnerabilities are exploitable and which are not.
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    Cortex Xpanse Reviews
    Cortex Xpanse constantly monitors the internet for assets to ensure that your security operations team is not exposed blind spots. Get an outside-in view on your attack surface. Identify and attribute all internet-connected assets, discover sanctioned or unsanctioned assets and monitor for changes. By detecting and preventing breaches, you can ensure compliance and ensure compliance. By identifying potential misconfigurations, you can reduce third-party risk. Avoid inheriting M&A security problems. Xpanse keeps a global inventory of all internet-facing assets. It is accurate, current, and constantly updated. This allows you to identify, evaluate, and mitigate attack surface risk. You can also flag potentially dangerous communications, assess supplier risk, and assess the security of acquired businesses. Before a breach occurs, catch misconfigurations and exposures.
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