Existing exposure management programs struggle to keep pace with today’s evolving threat landscape. Traditional security tools often leave organizations without a clear or complete view of their attack surface, making it difficult to manage risk effectively. Security teams frequently spend significant time manually correlating data across spreadsheets and multiple systems to identify vulnerabilities and coordinate remediation efforts. Despite these efforts, many organizations still cannot accurately determine their full asset inventory or prioritize which exposures pose the greatest risk. This lack of visibility and context makes it challenging to reduce risk efficiently and respond to threats in a timely manner. As a result, exposure management remains fragmented, resource-intensive, and

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