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Docker remains a cornerstone of modern development environments, helping teams containerize applications, speed up delivery pipelines, and standardize across systems. But as container usage grows, so do concerns about software supply chain security, dependency management, and image provenance.

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Stephen Klein didn’t just stir the pot. He lit a fire.

Related: Klein’s LinkedIn debate

In a sharply worded post that quickly went viral on LinkedIn, the technologist and academic took direct aim at what he called the “hype-as-a-service” business … (more…)

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Struggling with Auth0's pricing or technical limitations? This comprehensive guide analyzes the top commercial and open-source authentication alternatives for 2025, helping you select the perfect solution based on your specific technical requirements, deployment preferences, and budget constraints.

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Author/Presenter: Amit Srour

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Author/Presenter: John Evans

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Each Monday, the Tenable Exposure Management Academy provides the practical, real-world guidance you need to shift from vulnerability management to exposure management. In this Exposure Management Academy FAQ, we help CISOs understand exposure management, look at how advanced you might be and outline how to structure a program. You can read the entire Exposure Management Academy series here.

Since we started the Exposure Management Academy in March, we’ve received lots of questions. To provide answers, we launched an exposure management FAQ series in April and we’re following that with a few more questions and answers. 

Do you have a question about exposure management? If so, fill out the form at the bottom of this page and we’ll address your question in a future post.

I’m a CISO. What should I know about exposure management?

This is a fundamental question we hear from many CISOs. In short, exposure management offers CISOs a unified view of the most significant cyber exposures across their organization’s entire attack surface. 

Toxic combinations of preventable weaknesses — including vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and excessive permissions — can lead to substantial business exposure if they’re exploited. To effectively practice exposure management, you need to be able to identify these toxic risk combinations that create attack paths leading to your most valuable assets or administrative privileges. 

Implementing an exposure management program can help you streamline prioritization and remediation efforts, making it easier for your security teams to be proactive about reducing your exploitable attack surface. 

Exposure management helps unify the data produced by disparate proactive security functions, including vulnerability management, web application scanning, cloud security, identity security, OT security and attack surface management.

Ultimately, exposure management improves both security and business results. By delivering comprehensive visibility, a unified view of security data and enriched context regarding asset and identity interdependencies and potential impact, exposure management initiatives enhance productivity and efficiency while decreasing overall costs and exposure.

Want to learn more? Browse the posts in the Exposure Management Academy archive. Every week, we release a new post that focuses on how you can make the most of exposure management.

How do I know how advanced we are with exposure management?

Exposure management includes a lot of things your security team is already doing, like vulnerability management, web application security and attack surface management. Based on the work we’ve done to help organizations implement exposure management, Tenable developed an exposure management maturity model that identifies five stages of exposure management maturity:

Stage 1: Ad hoc

This initial stage is characterized by tools and processes, with significant visibility gaps and reactive response..

Stage 2: Defined

At this stage, you have basic tools, processes and frameworks, with siloed visibility and response..

Stage 3: Standardized

With mature tools and processes, you’re beginning to unify data and add business context.

Stage 4: Advanced

You have unified visibility, with rich business context and some technical context.

Stage 5: Optimized

Your organization has aligned views of exposure, with consistent metrics, reporting, prioritization and workflows.

Which stage fits your current situation? If you’re in the early stages, you’re like most organizations. You can use our maturity assessment to see where you stand. If you’ve moved beyond the early stages, we’d love to hear from you — fill out the form below and tell us your story. 

How should I structure my exposure management program?

These are the four fundamental components of exposure management:

• Strategy: Define the problems exposure management can help you solve and the objectives you want to achieve by implementing an exposure management program or platform. Consider the risks you’re trying to mitigate and the cyber threats that are most relevant to your organization. Then evaluate your team's current exposure management maturity (see above) and identify any gaps in capabilities you’ll need to fill.
• Visibility: You’ll need to enhance your ability to identify all preventable risks (i.e., vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and excessive permissions) and discover all assets, identities and applications across your entire attack surface, including cloud, OT, and IoT environments. A key here is using a central inventory to consolidate and standardize all asset and risk data.
• Insight: A consistent scoring methodology across all risk types and attack surfaces is a critical replacement for the disparate scoring you get with individual tools. You’ll enhance your exposure data with technical and business context so you can prioritize remediation based on the potential business impact of exploitation.

Action: Defining necessary roles and allocating cross-functional resources is a central element of the exposure management journey. Here, you’ll integrate, streamline and activate processes and workflows that will help you identify, prioritize and remediate exposures. Plus, you’ll be able to optimize workflows and track program effectiveness through cross-domain analytics and reporting.

Have a question about exposure management you’d like us to tackle?

We’re all ears. Share your question and maybe we’ll feature it in a future post.

 

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Innovation is not just a buzzword, it’s a critical driver of growth and competitive advantage. Understanding and implementing the right innovation frameworks can help organizations...Read More

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Open MPIC is an open-source framework designed to help Certificate Authorities (CAs) meet new Multi-Perspective Issuance Corroboration (MPIC) requirements from the CA/Browser Forum. Developed with contributions from Princeton and Sectigo, it helps mitigate BGP hijack risks through globally distributed validation, quorum logic, and flexible deployment options. Open MPIC is a practical, evolving solution that advances the resilience of the WebPKI.

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Roblox is accused of secretly tracking the data of children without consent, an activity that the plaintiffs say violates their privacy under federal law. 

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SK Telecom faces a major data breach affecting millions. Learn how to protect your USIM data and stay secure with our comprehensive guide.

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Latest Llama 4 models on AWS, DeepSeek AI integration, Luma AI's Ray2, and new evaluation capabilities. Transform your AI experience today!

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OpenJDK updates for JDK 25, including new JEPs, release schedules, and advancements in AI tools for Java development.

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Depending on who’s doing the talking, the new European Vulnerability Database (EUVD), set up by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and which recently went operational, is a much-needed alternative to EU dependency on MITRE. Or it’s one more vulnerability database to maintain. Or it’s both. 

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In this episode, we explore Mark Zuckerberg’s bold claim that AI friends will replace human friendships, and discuss the potential implications of a world where technology mediates our connections. We also update listeners on the recent developments in the 23andMe bankruptcy case and what it means for former customers. Joining the conversation is co-host Scott […]

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How Can Advanced IAM Empower Operational Freedom? Have you ever wondered how to achieve operational freedom in rising cyber threats and complex cloud environments? The answer lies in adopting an advanced Identity and Access Management (IAM) approach that encompasses Non-Human Identities (NHIs) and Secrets Security Management. But what is the correlation between IAM and operational […]

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Why Non-Human Identities (NHIs) Management is Key in Data Protection Strategies? With cyber threats escalating at an alarming rate, Non-Human Identities (NHIs) management has become an indispensable part of comprehensive security strategies. But why are NHIs so vital in cybersecurity? To put it simply, they ensure a secure cloud by bridging the gap between security […]

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Why is Risk Management Essential in Cybersecurity? Do you understand the critical role risk management plays in your organization’s cybersecurity framework? It is paramount for organizations to protect their Non-Human Identities (NHIs) and secrets. This crucial aspect of cybersecurity often remains underexplored. A laser-focused approach to NHI and secrets security management can do wonders in […]

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Essential Considerations for Securing Cloud Infrastructure Have you ever paused to consider the potential vulnerabilities lurking in your cloud security? With businesses increasingly shift their operations towards cloud-based platforms, the concept of Non-Human Identities (NHIs) and Secrets Security Management has been rising to the forefront of cybersecurity conversations. NHI and Secrets Management is a robust […]

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Author/Presenter: Glenn Thorpe

Our sincere appreciation to BSidesLV, and the Presenters/Authors for publishing their erudite Security BSidesLV24 content. Originating from the conference’s events located at the Tuscany Suites & Casino; and via the organizations YouTube channel.

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