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Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is a dynamic and proactive approach to risk management. Adopting CTEM is essential for security leaders to maintain a resilient cybersecurity posture, effectively neutralizing threats before they cause harm.

We cover several topics, including:

  • Why CTEM is the future of cyber risk management
  • How each of the five CTEM phases work
  • How it differs from traditional vulnerability management
  • How to migrate to CTEM with a detailed checklist
What is CTEM?

Continuous Threat Exposure Management, or CTEM, is a revolutionary approach to cybersecurity, focusing on proactive measures and constant vigilance to fortify digital defenses. Unlike traditional vulnerability management strategies that depend on periodic assessments, CTEM specifies comprehensive, ongoing monitoring of the IT, cloud and IoT environments.
What are the five steps of CTEM?

The five steps of CTEM are:

  1. Scope your organization’s “attack surface”
  2. Develop a discovery process for assets and their vulnerabilities & misconfigurations
  3. Prioritize the threats most likely to be exploited
  4. Validate if the current response plan is sufficient to protect the business.
  5. Mobilize people and processes. The objective of the “mobilization” effort is to ensure teams operationalize the CTEM findings by reducing any obstacle