The impact of exploitable misconfigurations on network security
Exploitable network misconfigurations cost organizations 9% of total annual revenue
75%
of organizations say their businesses rely on compliance to delivery security
96%
of organizations do not assess switches and routers as well as firewall
70%
of organizations report difficulties prioritizing remediation based on risk
Networks can change on a daily basis (typically through planned activity) resulting in configuration drift between audits. So, Titania wanted to understand more about how organizations are currently managing the critical risks associated with misconfigured network devices – namely firewalls, switches and routers.
We commissioned independent B2B research specialists, Coleman Parkes, to investigate by surveying 160 senior cybersecurity decision-makers across the U.S. Military, Federal Government, Oil and Gas, Telecoms and Financial Services sectors.
The survey asked how organizations currently detect and mitigate vulnerabilities in this part of the network and how confident they are that devices maintain a secure configuration at all times.
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