Businesses today have a multitude of security tools and technologies spread across the enterprise. As a result, most IT organizations must work with a security posture cobbled together from so many individual solutions that it is impossible to get a unified view at any given point in time. Given the amount of data generated by security tools, vulnerability tools, policy violations, highly privileged access reviews, and more, organizations need a structured way to understand their security posture.
They need to know not only what their problems are, but also where in the infrastructure they lie – and how those problems all relate.
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