Cyber Recovery with Tenable and Cohesity: Cohesity and Tenable help organizations recover with confidence by identifying thousands of known vulnerabilities that could allow threat actors to relaunch attacks when organizations leverage backup data to recover from a cyber incident.Cohesity Presentation at Tenable Booth #5245.You can see the Cohesity-Tenable integration demo at the Cohesity booth and hear about us at the Tenable booth. Leverage over 76,000 documented vulnerabilities exposures from TenableĬohesity will be presenting and exhibiting at RSA Conference 2023.Reduce performance impact of vulnerability scanning by leveraging backup data.
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Scalability to support growing workloads and to support routine scanning of snapshots as part of data resilience best practices. The new Cohesity and Tenable vulnerability solution provides immediate benefits, including: With the Cohesity CyberScan vulnerability solution, Cohesity helps organizations identify, investigate, and prioritize vulnerabilities for remediation. Tenable Cohesity Cyberscanīy understanding blind spots in the infrastructure, organizations can address critical cyber vulnerabilities before they are exploited when recovery data is used. With Cohesity CyberScan powered by Tenable, you can reduce risk with a detailed dashboard that gives a global view of all cyber exposures within your recovery data. The improved scalability also improves vulnerability scanning used proactively, as part of cyber resilience best practices.Ĭohesity and Tenable help organizations recover with confidence by identifying thousands of known vulnerabilities that could allow threat actors to relaunch attacks when organizations leverage backup data to recover from a cyber incident, such as a ransomware attack. The updated Tenable and Cohesity integration provides improved scalability to meet the demands of growing workloads so that snapshots can be scanned rapidly and support demanding SLA and RTO requirements. Speed is key to enabling both a confident and rapid recovery. Identifying recovery risks with Tenable and Cohesity In either case, the practice helps prevent vulnerabilities and exposures from being restored which could allow threat actors to exploit again when data and applications are recovered. If an incident occurs, the snapshots can be scanned prior to restoration. Likewise, organizations can scan their snapshots reactively. When an incident occurs, they will know that the backup snapshot has been checked for vulnerabilities. Vulnerability scanning of backup data can also be a proactive best practice. Understanding the vulnerabilities in the backup data allows response teams to correct these problems in a clean room environment before the data is used to restore applications and processes in the case of a destructive cyber incident. But organizations need to understand what vulnerabilities may have been saved to their backup data. Typically, vulnerability management is focused on production environments. Confident and reliable recovery needs recovery data that does not reintroduce vulnerabilities and exposures into the production environment. Extending exposure management to cyber recoveryĬyber resilience depends on not only preventing incidents with traditional cybersecurity but on effective recovery that enables organizations to confidently recover their applications and data in hours vs days. NIST defines a vulnerability as, “Weakness in an information system, system security procedures, internal controls, or implementation that could be exploited or triggered by a threat source.” Vulnerabilities can lead to data breaches, fraud, intellectual property theft, and other malicious activities. With cyber resilience as the driving principle, organizations need to manage vulnerabilities in both prevention and recovery. Coupled with the increasing magnitude and frequency of attacks, organizations need to continuously monitor their environments, to find exposures that will not only make them more vulnerable to an attack, but might also reduce the probability of a successful recovery. As hybrid data, infrastructure, and application environments continue to grow, keeping track of security updates and patches for all these assets can be a challenge-even for the most mature organizations.
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