Absolute CyberProof Launches Reveal360 Amid Endpoint Security Failures
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- •CDC Reveal360 aims to unify fragmented security data for better risk assessment.
- •Endpoint security software fails 21% of the time, exposing organizations to significant risks.
- •Delays in applying critical updates leave devices vulnerable for extended periods.
CyberProof has launched CDC Reveal360, a centralized hub designed to unify fragmented security data from various sources, enabling organizations to better assess their security posture. This initiative comes as Absolute Security reports that endpoint cybersecurity software fails to protect devices nearly 21% of the time, leaving organizations vulnerable for up to 76 days annually. The findings from Absolute Security's 2026 Resilience Risk Index highlight significant gaps in endpoint protection, with many devices operating with outdated or unpatched software. Delays in applying critical updates, particularly for Microsoft Windows, have exacerbated the issue, with an average delay of 127 days reported. The fragmented nature of security tools complicates risk assessment and decision-making for security leaders. CyberProof's Reveal360 aims to address these challenges by providing role-specific workspaces that consolidate threat intelligence, defense analytics, and asset data. This launch reflects a growing need for cohesive security solutions as organizations expand their digital environments.
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