Cyber asset attack surface management (CAASM) is a method for effectively managing and securing the attack surface of a company’s IT resources. The attack surface encompasses all potential vulnerabilities and access points that could expose a company to cyber threats. CAASM systems facilitate comprehensive recording, evaluation, and monitoring of a company’s digital assets, including servers, end devices, applications, and cloud resources. The objective is to gain a comprehensive and dynamic understanding of the IT infrastructure to identify and promptly address security vulnerabilities. PAC expects CAASM to make a breakthrough by 2027.
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