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Businesses are now faced with finding more effective ways to integrate security tools and practices into their existing digital environments without impacting speed of business or the management of essential systems and infrastructure. Many businesses are turning to automation as a way to speed up the delivery of constant software releases, a move that has also led to escalating data breaches and changing risk vectors. Automation on its own is often ineffective, as human intervention is still necessary to manage workflows and draw insight across the entire organization. To be effective, automation needs to be integrated into a more cohesive ecosystem knows as risk-based vulnerability orchestration, which enables the consistent implementation and management of workflows across individual vulnerability discovery tools throughout the entire software development lifecycle (SDLC). This Ebook explains the difference between automation and orchestration, why this matters and cost-effective steps you can take to begin mitigating risk. |
