Horizon3.Ai Horizon3 Integrates NodeZero with Cortex XSOAR for Enhanced Vulnerability Management
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- •Horizon3's NodeZero integrates with Cortex XSOAR for improved vulnerability management.
- •The integration provides actionable incidents based on exploitability evidence.
- •Security teams can automate remediation and verify fixes efficiently.
Horizon3 has announced the integration of its NodeZero platform with Palo Alto Networks' Cortex XSOAR. This integration allows security teams to leverage NodeZero's findings on security vulnerabilities, providing actionable incidents within Cortex XSOAR. NodeZero autonomously identifies vulnerabilities and attack paths, delivering evidence of exploitability and remediation guidance. The integration aims to enhance the efficiency of vulnerability management by automating incident response and verification processes. Organizations can prioritize remediation based on actual exploitability evidence, thereby improving their security posture. The integration is now available on the Cortex Marketplace, enabling teams to streamline their workflows and validate fixes post-remediation. This development is part of a broader trend to enhance security orchestration through automation and actionable insights.
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