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Why Leading Enterprises Are Rethinking Vulnerability Scoring? In many cybersecurity programs, the challenge isn’t running more scans or buying another tool. The real struggle lies in understanding what truly matters when thousands of vulnerabilities surface every week. Across the industry, I see large enterprises scanning tens of thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands of assets using Tenable. That scan data flows directly into ServiceNow, which serves as the CMDB and powers the Vulnerability Response module. Once the data lands in ServiceNow, every vulnerability is assessed using both Tenable’s VPR score and real world business context from the CMDB, things like asset criticality, ownership, and the business services they support. This turns a long list of findings into a prioritized plan of action. The Tenable → ServiceNow integration certainly simplifies the process, but even without deep automation, the core principle remains the same… not all assets are equal. A vulnerability on a Tier-1 application server can be far more damaging than the same vulnerability on a non critical endpoint. Grouping and classifying assets based on business value is what transforms security output into actual risk reduction. Too often, vulnerability management programs fail not because the tools are lacking, but because the underlying inventory is incomplete or inaccurate. Without a trustworthy CMDB, a clear, continuously updated map of what the enterprise actually owns, every risk score becomes a guess. And prioritization becomes a gamble. The most mature organizations are proving that effective vulnerability management doesn’t start with scanning, it starts with visibility. When technology, process discipline, and organizational support come together, cybersecurity shifts from chasing alerts… to protecting what truly matters. If you are still building your CMDB maturity, don’t have a ServiceNow instance, or lack major automations in your vulnerability processes we can help you get there. Feel free to reach out and we can guide you on adopting a scalable, risk driven approach that delivers measurable security outcomes. #CyberSecurity #VulnerabilityManagement #ServiceNow #Tenable #RiskManagement #CyberRisk #CMDB #SecurityOperations #SecurityProgram #InfoSec #ThreatManagement #RiskReduction #Automation #CyberResilience #CISO

“Lunch?” “Can’t. SIEM just sneezed.” 😤 Welcome to life in ServiceNow SecOps - where every log could be harmless… or the start of a full-blown incident. Behind the humor, there’s a powerful truth - today’s security teams live in a world of endless alerts, complex integrations, and split-second decisions. That’s where ServiceNow SecOps becomes the command center for calm in chaos. 💡 How it actually works: 1. Security Incident Response (SIR): Captures alerts from SIEM tools like Splunk or QRadar and creates structured incidents for faster triage. 2. Threat Intelligence: Enriches indicators of compromise (IoCs) with real-time threat data to prioritize what really matters. 3. Vulnerability Response: Connects vulnerabilities from scanners like Qualys or Tenable directly to affected assets and owners. 4. Orchestration & Automation: Runs playbooks that can isolate endpoints, revoke access, or trigger response workflows automatically. 5. Performance Analytics: Tracks MTTD, MTTR, and overall incident trends - turning response metrics into measurable improvements. Because in cybersecurity, peace is temporary and every log deserves respect. ServiceNow SecOps: Where alerts meet automation, and analysts become incident commanders. TechBubble,Jeet Bhatt,Nikita T.,Saktheswari A,Dinky Rajpal,Lakshminarayanan R

PagerDuty launches ‘industry’s first end-to-end AI Agent Suite, slashing incident response times’ and ‘empowering teams to innovate https://lnkd.in/gpW8c-sT #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #Security #CISO #InformationSecurity

Cyberattacks aren’t slowing down and neither should incident response. In his latest article, Fraj Pari dives into the evolving challenges and future direction of incident response. The old playbook of linear, manual, and siloed actions simply doesn’t cut it anymore. Instead, we need: 🔁 Continuous response loops ⚙️ Seamless tool integrations 🧠 AI-driven decision support 🤝 Collaborative cross-functional operations The future of incident response lies in adaptability, automation, and intelligence—built to match the sophistication of modern threats. 🔗 Read Fraj's full perspective on how security leaders can prepare for what’s next: https://lnkd.in/gwa3uyQa

Cyberattacks aren’t slowing down and neither should incident response. In his latest article, Fraj Pari dives into the evolving challenges and future direction of incident response. The old playbook of linear, manual, and siloed actions simply doesn’t cut it anymore. Instead, we need: 🔁 Continuous response loops ⚙️ Seamless tool integrations 🧠 AI-driven decision support 🤝 Collaborative cross-functional operations The future of incident response lies in adaptability, automation, and intelligence—built to match the sophistication of modern threats. 🔗 Read Fraj's full perspective on how security leaders can prepare for what’s next: https://lnkd.in/eifKismj

Cyberattacks aren’t slowing down and neither should incident response. In his latest article, Fraj Pari dives into the evolving challenges and future direction of incident response. The old playbook of linear, manual, and siloed actions simply doesn’t cut it anymore. Instead, we need: 🔁 Continuous response loops ⚙️ Seamless tool integrations 🧠 AI-driven decision support 🤝 Collaborative cross-functional operations The future of incident response lies in adaptability, automation, and intelligence—built to match the sophistication of modern threats. 🔗 Read Fraj's full perspective on how security leaders can prepare for what’s next: https://lnkd.in/dCDEre2G

Horizon3.ai's NodeZero integration with ServiceNow Vulnerability Response automates the ingestion of exploitable risks for faster remediation - https://lnkd.in/gsk6qw5T As Snehal Antani, CEO and Co-founder of Horizon3.ai, stated, “Security teams don’t need more noise, they need clarity... we’re making it easier for IT and security teams to collaborate, act quickly, and close the loop between finding and fixing vulnerabilities.” #CyberSecurity #ServiceNow #VulnerabilityManagement #DevSecOps #RiskManagement #AI #TechIntelPro

Trellix Hyperautomation: Redefining What “No-Code” Means for SecOps In the DoD and federal space, we face the ongoing challenge of doing more with less while managing complex environments, resource constraints, and constantly evolving threats. That’s why I’m excited about Trellix Hyperautomation. This isn’t another “SOAR” or “low-code” platform. It’s true no-code automation built for real-world security operations. No coding. No professional services dependency. Just drag, drop, and deploy automation across your entire security stack. • Build complex workflows in minutes with no technical barrier. • Connect anything in your environment: SIEM, EDR, NDR, vulnerability scanners, ticketing systems, email gateways, cloud workloads, or threat intelligence feeds, for seamless automation. • Future-proof your workflows as your tools evolve, without having to rebuild them. • Enable secure collaboration across fusion teams with role-based access and unified visibility. • Accelerate adoption with pre-built, customizable templates designed around real security use cases. For organizations defending critical infrastructure and national security data, this represents a major leap forward. It drives faster response, reduces risk, and allows analysts to focus on higher-value strategic work rather than repetitive manual tasks. If your team is exploring an automate-first approach, Trellix Hyperautomation deserves a closer look. It might be exactly what your SecOps team has been waiting for. [Read the full blog] or Request a Demo to see how we’re helping customers supercharge their security operations. #CyberSecurity #SecOps #Automation #DoD #Federal #Trellix #NoCode #ThreatHunting #CyberDefense #Innovation

Addressing 3 Failure Points of Multiregion Incident Response When organizations expand globally and deploy services across multiple cloud regions, managing incidents becomes exponentially more complex. In theory, multiregion incident response sounds great: Services span multiple geographic regions for resilience, on-call teams provide 24/7 coverage and redundancy is built into every layer. This strategy is considered a best practice for a reason, as it delivers uptime and performance. But even with best practices in place, multiregion operations introduce hidden costs. Multiregion architectures deliver resilience and performance benefits, but also introduce operational complexities that most organizations underestimate or ignore entirely. Stay connected for industry’s latest content – Follow Deepthi Talasila #DevSecOps #ApplicationSecurity #AgenticAI #CloudSecurity #CyberSecurity #AIinSecurity #SecureDevOps #AppSec #AIandSecurity #CloudComputing #SecurityEngineering #ZeroTrust #MLSecurity #AICompliance #SecurityAutomation #SecureCoding #linkedin #InfoSec #SecurityByDesign #AIThreatDetection #CloudNativeSecurity #ShiftLeftSecurity #SecureAI #AIinDevSecOps #SecurityOps #CyberResilience #DataSecurity #SecurityInnovation #SecurityArchitecture #TrustworthyAI #AIinCloudSecurity #NextGenSecurity https://lnkd.in/g8vywQhP

Security Isn’t a Department. It’s a Discipline. If your security program only activates after the Jira ticket, you’re already late. The architecture is already compromised The roles are already wrong The AI already has access to data it shouldn’t be able to spell Security doesn’t start at the scanner. It starts at the design table. Yet too many teams treat security like plumbing. They only think about it when something leaks. Here’s what strong security leadership looks like: In the kickoff call asking, “What is the trust boundary here?” In the user story review asking, “What does access revocation look like?” In the AI integration meeting, asking, “What data does this model need, and what should it never see?” Secure-by-Design is not a checklist. It is a mindset, built on habits. You don’t become secure by fixing flaws faster. You become secure by creating fewer of them to begin with. And that starts with showing up early, asking better questions, and refusing to bolt on security as an afterthought. The next breach won’t wait for your ticket. #ZeroTrust #CISO #Leadership #SecureByDesign #IAM #Cybersecurity