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Frequently Asked Questions
How does continuous TPRM monitoring differ from traditional vendor security questionnaires?
Traditional questionnaires offer only a “point-in-time” snapshot, and typically provide a biased view of risk posture unless supported by evidence, for example certifications and policy documents. Continuous monitoring provides real-time visibility into a vendor’s security posture, allowing for proactive risk mitigation.
Why is Open Sources Intelligence (OSINT) critical for cyber defence?
Threat Actors use OSINT to search for Know Exploitable Vulnerabilities (KEV) and authentication credentials which can be used to target and compromise organisations. By utilising OSINT to understand your or your Vendor’s Cyber Risk Posture you can remove yourself from Threat Actors radar and make your organisation invisible reducing cyber incidents by up to 80%.
What is automated penetration testing, and how does it compare to manual penetration testing?
Automated Penetration Testing is an automated SaaS platform that replicates the methodology of manual penetration tests, but removes inconsistencies and provides repeatability. Testing can be more frequent, scalable, and affordable than traditional, once-a-year manual engagements. All reports are CREST Certified, which can be used for compliance audits, for example ISO27001 and SOC2.
What is Continuous Compliance and why is it the new norm?
Continuous Compliance is the automated monitoring of your security controls and evidence against a set of policies to ensure you are always meeting the requirements of standards like DORA and NIS 2, not just during an annual audit. It enables you to monitor and react to organisational drift, preventing misconfigurations and ensuring resilience.
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