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Cyber Hygiene and Asset Management: Perception vs. Reality

We have a perception that the foundations of our security program are sound. But when we take a closer look, we’re faced with an unpleasant reality check—we’re not doing as well as we thought.

This ebook uncovers a hard truth: there are significant gaps between our assumptions about cyber hygiene and asset management, and the reality. These perception versus reality gaps are some of the most significant hidden threats to organizations.

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In this ebook you’ll learn: 

  • How difficult it is to follow best practices around cyber hygiene without specialized tools 
  • Why relying on tools like directory systems, agent-based systems, and network scanners for asset inventories can lead to significant gaps in visibility into assets 
  • What the implications of gaps in asset management can mean for vulnerability assessments 
  • How organizations can close this gap between perception and reality and reduce an organization’s risk 

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