What Are the Best Practices for Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)?

To efficiently reduce risks, Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) uses a number of best practices, including:

1. Real-time Monitoring: Keep an eye out for threats and vulnerabilities in networks, systems, and applications.



2. Risk Assessment: Evaluate and rank potential threats according to likelihood and possible impact on a regular basis.

3. Patch Management: To lessen vulnerabilities, promptly implement security updates and patches.



4. Incident Response: To quickly handle security breaches, create and implement an incident response plan.


5. User Education: Train staff members on cybersecurity awareness and recommended practices.



6.Access Control: Put robust authentication and access controls in place.

7.Backup and Recovery: Test recovery techniques and keep frequent data backups.



8. Compliance and Regulations: Adhere to all applicable cybersecurity laws, rules, and guidelines.

Organizations can improve their capacity to efficiently manage and mitigate risks by implementing these practices.






 

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