From annual scans to continuous, risk-based vulnerability management — how the discipline matured into the always-on programme that keeps UAE attack surfaces in check. Full article coming soon.
This is the origin story of vulnerability management — how the discipline grew from periodic scans into the continuous, risk-based programme that keeps UAE attack surfaces measurable and defensible today. Detailed content is being prepared by our engineering team and will appear here shortly.
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