Cybersecurity discussions often focus on new threats and emerging technologies, but many organisations are still struggling with a far more fundamental problem: knowing what assets exist within their environment. In this byline, Steve Hunter from Arctic Wolf discusses how visibility gaps, missing controls and growing attack surfaces continue to undermine security programs, and why understanding what you have remains the first step to reducing cyber risk.
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Introduction
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Introduction
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