An upgrade to the Qualys Vulnerability Management, Detection, and Response (VMDR) solution announced Monday promises to give security teams better insights into the risks posed to organizations from vulnerabilities and a more efficient way to fix them. Cloud-based VMDR 2.0 provides a means for cutting through the noise created by an ever-expanding vulnerability landscape so the most critical risks can be identified and remedied.
“Cyber risk is becoming part of the business risk equation,” IDC Research Director Michelle Abraham said in a statement. “Even the most advanced organizations can’t patch all the threats they uncover, which increasingly includes poorly misconfigured services.”
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