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Creating a cybersecurity program wherein you can assess your web applications and websites doesn’t need to be any more difficult than setting up a vulnerability management program. Easy-to-use tools that provide clear results make the job fairly straightforward, which pushes the maturity of your overarching cybersecurity up a notch.

Active monitoring is not only safe and reliable – it's the only way to capture a full view of every connected asset across your industrial network.

Third-party components are used to build most new web applications, and these components are highly vulnerable. Here’s how you can use Tenable.io Web Application Scanning (WAS) to assess common vulnerabilities in custom code.

Today’s web applications are highly complex in terms of business features and technical architecture. This complexity leads to a dramatically expanded attack surface requiring a new approach to web application scanning.

In part three of our six-part blog series on improving your cybersecurity strategy, we discuss the challenges organizations face in pinpointing those vulnerabilities which pose the greatest threat to their business, and offer five tips for improving your prioritization efforts.

This is the first of our two-part series on how to use Proof of Concept and Proof of Value processes to evaluate industrial cybersecurity solutions. 

Unlike Proof of Concept (PoC), which proves a concept will work, Proof of Value (PoV) takes a deeper dive into the value of that solution for your organization so you can justify adoption and measure success.