“A problem well defined is a problem half solved.” – Charles Kettering
In today’s digital landscape, organizations are overwhelmed with risk signals from all directions—cloud vulnerabilities, misconfigurations in custom code, operational technology (OT) gaps, and third-party integrations, to name a few. As attack surfaces grow, so does the complexity of managing and prioritizing these risks across a fragmented ecosystem of security tools.
Challenges of Modern Risk Management
The problem isn’t just identifying risks but managing them efficiently, and this is where the true complexity lies:
- Fragmented security environment – Enterprises rely on an average of 70+ disparate tools, each designed to monitor specific areas such as cloud, code, endpoints, and OT. These tools operate in silos, generating their own sets of risk signals, metrics, and alerts. Without integration, they produce conflicting priorities and lack a cohesive narrative of organizational risk posture.
- Data silos with no unified risk view – Siloed tools create a flood of data points, but without a way to consolidate and analyze this information effectively, security teams are left…
