www.bitdefender.com Bitdefender Launches GravityZone Exposure Management to Combat Growing Cyber Threats
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- •Bitdefender's new platform helps organizations manage attack surface risks effectively.
- •38% of security professionals cite hardening rule maintenance as a major barrier.
- •The solution integrates proactive hardening and external attack surface management.
Bitdefender has introduced GravityZone Exposure Management, a solution designed to help organizations manage and reduce their attack surface amid increasing cyber threats. The platform provides a comprehensive view of vulnerabilities and attack paths, enabling security teams to prioritize and remediate risks effectively. A survey indicated that 38% of cybersecurity practitioners struggle with maintaining hardening rules, while 35.4% fear operational disruptions from addressing vulnerabilities. GravityZone Exposure Management integrates various security features, including proactive hardening and external attack surface management, to enhance threat visibility and reduce complexity for lean security teams. The solution aims to automate risk identification and provide actionable insights for continuous improvement in security posture. This initiative comes as AI accelerates attack cycles, making traditional detection and response strategies insufficient.
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