Automated Security Validation

Reduce the likelihood of breaches and improve cyber resilience by continuously verifying the effectiveness of your security program and security controls in blocking real-world attacks.

Will You Prevent the Next Cyber Attack?

Expanding Attack Surface

Expanding Attack Surface

Can you stay ahead of innovative attack techniques that run across external attack surface, multi-cloud, and on-prem?
Resource Limitations

Resource
Limitations

How can you ensure that security and operations teams focus on the CVEs and non-CVEs that have the highest impact?
Increasing Investment

Increasing
Investment

How do you verify and report on the effectiveness of your security program and investments?

Improve Security and Efficiency with Exposure Validation

Leverage Exposure Validation to focus your analysis and remediation efforts on the biggest risks.

Continuously Validate Exposures, Security Measures, and Remediation at Scale

Block High-Impact Attacks

Block High-Impact Attacks

Use validation to filter exposures that do not compromise your critical assets and to verify remediation that reduces risk
Increase Efficiency

Increase
Efficiency

Automatically verify security controls are configured correctly and save time on analyzing and remediating low-risk exposures
Optimize Effectiveness

Optimize Effectiveness

Ensure your investment in security tools is effective in blocking cyber attacks and complying with policies and regulations

 

“The undisputed leader in the Automated Security Validation industry”

“…the most comprehensive use case
coverages in the Automated Security Validation industry.”
Automated Security Validation Industry

Security Validation is an Integral Part of Continuous Exposure Management

Leverage the XM Attack Graph for Exposure Validation

Identify the exposures that are exploitable in your environment based on XM Attack Graph Analysis™ and focus on fixing them first to increase security and efficiency
Graph for Exposure Validation

Verify the Effectiveness of Security Controls

Monitor security controls for misconfigurations to reduce risk, ensure compliance with policies and regulations, and integrate results into the attack path
Effectiveness of Security Controls

Confirm Remediation Reduces Risk

Validate applied fixes block attack scenarios and improve security posture in order to gain confidence and improve reporting to management
Remediation Reduces Risk

FAQS

What is Automated Security Validation?

Automated Security Validation (ASV) ensures continuous and comprehensive validation of your security posture, identifying exposures before they can be exploited by attackers. ASV adds the adversary’s perspective of exposures and helps security teams prioritize high impact exposures and reduce the remediation workload.

Why Do You Need Automated Security Validation?

By automating the validation process, Security teams reduce the reliance on manual testing, saving time and resources while increasing accuracy and coverage. This proactive approach allows organizations to detect and remediate security gaps, maintaining protection against emerging threats. Security validation is more valuable and reliable when integrated with comprehensive discovery, assessment, and prioritization of vulnerabilities and exposures across the hybrid environment.

Why Do You Need XM Cyber for Automated Security Validation?

ASV as part of the XM Cyber Continuous Exposure Management platform is essential for staying ahead of attackers. Combine the leading ASV with XM Cyber unique capabilities of Exposure Assessment to block high-impact attacks and gain remediation efficiency with the most comprehensive platform for adopting Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM).

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