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Veracity | Vulnerability Management for Modern Application

Traditional vulnerability management tools don’t cover your most important assets—your business-critical financial, HR, sales, supply chain, customer, and ERP applications.

Veracity brings these essential applications into scope while providing the visibility and intelligence you need to identify, understand, and act on risk.


Gain Visibility Into Your Most Critical Assets


  • • Discover all assets across your cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments because you can’t protect what you can’t see.
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      • • Get a graphical view of systems and interconnectivity to understand how risk in one asset could have a knock-on effect.

     

    • • Understand your attack surface by identifying vulnerabilities at the system, application, and code level, including misconfigurations, authorisation issues, and missing patches.

Understand Business Impact So You Can Respond Smartly


      • • Don’t waste time on false positives or vulnerabilities that don’t pose a risk.

      • • Make empowered decisions about risks—those to accept and those that need action.

    • • Achieve greater risk reduction with less effort.

Facilitate and Track Remediation


  • Veracity partners with detailed technical solutions to make resolutions simple and straightforward.
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      • Integrate into key IT components, such as ServiceNOW, to streamline the remediation process.

     

    • Get real-time visibility into issue status and vulnerabilities that are outstanding.

Report on Risk and Measure Success


      • Save time preparing reports and metrics for business stakeholders.

      • Easily report on the current security posture of business-critical applications and communicate risk in real business terms.

    • Track findings and remediation over time to showcase progress in reducing risk.

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Notice!!

The cyber security attack that started last Friday has dominated the headlines around the world. This reflects the power and reach of the latest mutation of malware spread around a connected world. Unfortunately, the recent ransomware outbreak may be the first of a new strain that we will see terrorising any computer connected to the internet.