As we look back at 2023 cybersecurity challenges and look ahead into how to prepare for 2024 there are many lessons learned from multiple research and analysts reports that tells us the story.

Importance of Continuous External Threat Management (CETM) Solution For Cyber Security.

A comprehensive enterprise view of cybersecurity encompasses a holistic approach that goes beyond Managed Detection and Response (MDR) alone. While MDR focuses on monitoring and responding to security incidents, a broader cybersecurity strategy considers various facets of security to protect an organization comprehensively.

Application security monitoring is crucial as it enables organizations to detect, respond to, and mitigate security threats effectively, ensuring the protection of applications and critical assets against a wide range of cyber risks. It helps in maintaining operational continuity, reducing exposure to threats, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Here is a list of XeneX support for it integrated application security module.

By providing a modular but integrated platform, XeneX helps the customers with a strategic approach to cybersecurity while addressing the short terms needs of the organization based on priorities and budgets.

A trusted partner can help you strategize based on your specific needs and budget, and to help develop a roadmap to get to the ultimate goal: protecting your organization from cyber attacks and recovering quickly if there is a compromise.

XeneX SOCaaS (Security Operations Center as a Service) offers organizations an effective way to outsource their security monitoring and incident response. It's essential to manage and reduce costs while still maintaining an effective security posture.

XeneX offers advanced SOCaaS and helps customers achieve the best cybersecurity defense posture possible with these KPIs as measures.

XeneX External attack surface analysis called Risk Profiler offers several benefits in enhancing an organization's cybersecurity posture including Cyber Risk, Brand Risk, Vendor Risk, Recon Risk, and Cloud Risk.

XeneX has solved the challenges of obtaining a cyber insurance policy cost effectively. XeneX customers can now obtain cyber insurance for $1,250 and $2,500 if the customer revenues are $50mm or $100mm respectively, WITHOUT THE NEED TO COMPLETE A CYBRE INSURANCE APPLICATION. XeneX provides custom pricing for companies with revenues higher than $100mm.

XeneX prioritizes the vulnerabilities based on their risk level and develops a plan to remediate or mitigate them. This includes patching software, configuring systems correctly, implementing security controls, or any other appropriate actions to reduce the risk.

XeneX key components of Disaster Recovery include Data Backups, Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO), Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP), and Testing and Validation.

XeneX SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) enhances the capabilities of XeneX Security Operations Center (SOC) by automating tasks, accelerating incident response, facilitating collaboration, integrating security tools, and providing valuable insights.

XeneX provides solutions for vulnerability management, RBVM, or Enhance RBVM based on customers’ needs. For more information, please visit xenexSOC website.

XeneX Risk-Based Vulnerability Management (RBVM) offers significant benefits by prioritizing the most critical vulnerabilities, optimizing resource allocation, improving risk awareness, and aligning security efforts with business objectives.

XeneX Security Operations Center (SOC) can greatly assist with managing cyber insurance requirements.

Security Operations Center as a Service (SOCaaS) plays a crucial role in helping customers with cybersecurity by providing outsourced and expert security monitoring, threat detection, incident response, and other security-related services.

A holistic view of cybersecurity is important because it considers all aspects of security that can affect an organization, including technical, physical, and human factors.

Gartner published the below “Solution Path” diagram about a year ago which I find useful. However, I would add “sources of incidents” to this illustration.

NIST has developed a Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) that organizations can use to manage and reduce cybersecurity risks.