Security Info Watch: NetSPI achieves platform consolidation milestone
NetSPI has achieved a platform consolidation milestone, integrating its cornerstone solutions on The NetSPI Platform. Security Info Watch recapped this announcement and shared NetSPI Chief Product Officer Vinay Anand’s take on the importance of this step for NetSPI.
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NetSPI today announced that NetSPI’s cornerstone solutions—attack surface management (ASM), penetration testing as a service (PTaaS), and breach and attack simulation (BAS)—are now integrated on the NetSPI Platform. Customers will be able to accelerate their continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) programs through consolidated workflows, cross-module data enrichment, better efficiencies and integrations, and ease of procurement.
“Gone are the days of siloed proactive security. With all solutions on one platform, customers can easily navigate between ASM, PTaaS, and BAS seamlessly for a more holistic view of their security posture,” said Vinay Anand, Chief Product Officer at NetSPI. “Industry validation and customer adoption continues to reinforce the importance of a converged platform—with this development milestone, we’re making end-to-end proactive security a reality.”
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