The modern IT landscape is growing more complex every day. It’s predicted that more than $5.61 trillion will be spent on IT this year as companies continually expand their estates.
This perpetual growth means that keeping track of everything within the IT infrastructure is becoming increasingly challenging and many organizations operate with significant blind spots in their networks.
This gives rise to the ‘unknown unknowns’ – devices that are unmonitored and unmanaged but can still access critical corporate assets. These are the most dangerous kinds of security gaps, creating vulnerabilities that cannot be closed because they are not even on the radar.
It’s time to get past any assumption that “what you can’t see won’t hurt you” – cyber attackers are specifically hunting for the hidden vulnerabilities that organizations overlook.
The problem with traditional IT asset management
These security gaps aren’t typically the result of a lack of effort or investment, but a natural byproduct of IT and security teams either not having the right tools or not using their tools effectively. Some teams discover 15-30% more…
