The Remediation Cycle No Security Team Wants to Be Running
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Tony Bradley
14d agoen
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TechSpectiveThe Remediation Cycle No Security Team Wants to Be Runningtechspective.netMost cloud security tools have a detection problem. They find misconfigurations well enough. The issue is what happens after — a ticket gets opened, someone works the queue, the fix goes in, and three weeks later the same misconfiguration is […] The post The Remediation Cycle No Security Team Wants to Be Running appeared first on TechSpective .
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