CTEM; the missing layer in cyber security?
Continuous threat exposure management is an often-ignored cyber security practice, but used effectively, it not only continually reduces risk, it can also improve collaboration across the business. That’s according to Stephan Krynauw, CTO of Snode. Krynauw was speaking at the recent ITWeb Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) Conference, which focused on how artificial intelligence was impacting GRC practices.
Being a proactive approach to reducing cyber risks, CTEM should be a key consideration for those responsible for cyber security and for driving GRC within their organisations, said Krynauw. It provides a systematic approach, with a clearly defined list of five steps, and is designed to be iterative so it leads to a long-term continuous cycle of taking action, learning and tightening. This can also lead to the automation and improvement of many processes.
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