It is a new tool for us. We have to go through a bit of training. It took some time to get used to the tool and understand exactly what its capabilities are and what information it provides. It took a bit of time to assess how we could utilize the tool better. There is still much more to learn, but in the short time that we have spent with it, it gives us a good overview of what our assets are and how we can assess the vulnerabilities and manage threats. I would recommend Vulcan Cyber for its ability to provide a good overview of assets and their vulnerabilities. It is overall a good product. A DIY approach is feasible if one has strong technical skills for vulnerability risk management, but if you are looking for a more scalable solution, Vulcan Cyber is a good one. It helps quite a lot to have a good overview of the assets and the vulnerability of the particular assets. I would rate Vulcan Cyber an eight out of ten.
To a colleague who needs a vulnerability risk management solution but is considering a DIY approach, I would say that the effort needed to implement something similar to Vulcan is not worth it when you have this kind of tool in the market, especially when you know that they offer a lot of different innovations for automation. They can help reduce the cost of person-hours that you spend with your team working on solving or patching different assets. You can use those hours or that effort to increase the patching talents in your company or create better policies for patching. I would rate Vulcan Cyber a nine out of ten.
Vulnerability Management (VM) is a critical cybersecurity process focused on identifying, evaluating, and mitigating vulnerabilities in IT systems. It helps organizations protect their networks and assets by proactively managing security weaknesses before they can be exploited by threats.
It is a new tool for us. We have to go through a bit of training. It took some time to get used to the tool and understand exactly what its capabilities are and what information it provides. It took a bit of time to assess how we could utilize the tool better. There is still much more to learn, but in the short time that we have spent with it, it gives us a good overview of what our assets are and how we can assess the vulnerabilities and manage threats. I would recommend Vulcan Cyber for its ability to provide a good overview of assets and their vulnerabilities. It is overall a good product. A DIY approach is feasible if one has strong technical skills for vulnerability risk management, but if you are looking for a more scalable solution, Vulcan Cyber is a good one. It helps quite a lot to have a good overview of the assets and the vulnerability of the particular assets. I would rate Vulcan Cyber an eight out of ten.
To a colleague who needs a vulnerability risk management solution but is considering a DIY approach, I would say that the effort needed to implement something similar to Vulcan is not worth it when you have this kind of tool in the market, especially when you know that they offer a lot of different innovations for automation. They can help reduce the cost of person-hours that you spend with your team working on solving or patching different assets. You can use those hours or that effort to increase the patching talents in your company or create better policies for patching. I would rate Vulcan Cyber a nine out of ten.