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Vulnerability Management - Is the Program Effective?

  • Wed, Sep 14, 2022
  • Duration: 1 Hour
  • English
  • Jonathan Risto
  • Technical Presentation
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So you have a vulnerability management program. Great. Excellent. But are you able to let the management team know if it is being effective or not?

In this final Vulnerability Management series webcast, join Jonathan (LDR516 co-author and SANS certified Instructor) as he discusses how to show your program is being effective through metrics and measures. He will discuss metrics that a new program can start creating and generating on day 1 as well as metrics that a mature program should be leveraging, and how to create them.

Part 1: Finding Context

Part 2: Leveraging Context

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Jonathan Risto
Jonathan Risto

Jonathan Risto

Technical Director, Cyber Posture Management Program at Government of Canada

Jonathan Risto is a Principal Instructor at the SANS Institute and Technical Director for the Canadian Cyber Posture Program. Co-author of LDR516: Strategic Vulnerability and Threat Management, he helps leaders turn exposure data into actionable risk programs through frameworks like VMMM and CTEMMM.

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