New updates help organizations prevent disruptive cyberattacks and costly consequences.
To help organizations in the fight against software vulnerabilities, today, Aiden Technologies, the provider of modern, intelligent software packaging and deployment for Microsoft Windows, today announced its first ever security features to detect software vulnerabilities and remediate them swiftly. According to the US Cybersecurity Infrastructure and Security Agency’s (CISA) list of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV), it takes companies on average 55 days to remediate 50% of the most critical vulnerabilities after their patches are released. Aiden’s is focused on completely eliminating this risky delay by providing more transparent and up-to-date vulnerability data in AidenVision and automating remediation.
The market-disrupting updates to AidenVision include:
“I am very impressed by the depth of these new updates to AidenVision and the impacts they will have on how IT managers keep their organizations secure,” said John Kindervag, creator of Zero Trust, chief evangelist at Illumio, and member of Aiden’s advisory board. “By bridging the gap between vulnerability discovery and remediation, Aiden is empowering IT managers to take proactive steps in protecting their digital assets and stay compliant with strict regulations. These updates support Aiden’s commitment to driving innovation in the cybersecurity industry and providing cutting-edge solutions that address the evolving needs of organizations worldwide.”
To bring AidenVision to life, trailblazing enhancements to AidenBot will help organizations achieve market-leading visibility and compliance. The new “critical-only” mode will identify and automatically execute the necessary steps to fix critical vulnerabilities and compliance issues, while reducing changes and interruption to endpoints outside normal maintenance windows. AidenVision will now show NIST CVE and CVSS data in connection with AidenBot remediation tasks, and users will have the choice to specify which desired state policy rules are critical, such as a mandatory installation of the organization’s chosen security agent. This will assist organizations in fulfilling vulnerability remediation requirements stipulated in cybersecurity insurance and major security certifications/protocols like SOC2, as well as give IT security teams the capability to continuously enforce security requirements.
“There is a significant disconnect between the discovery of software vulnerabilities and the actual remediation process,” said Josh Aaron, CEO of Aiden. “If vulnerabilities are left unaddressed, organizations leave themselves open to cyberattacks that can disrupt operations, steal valuable data, damage the organization’s reputation, and cost significant time and money. The updates to AidenVision and AidenBot address this issue by providing organizations with a comprehensive solution that not only identifies vulnerabilities but also maps them to the specific software packages needed to fix them.”
For more information about these updates to AidenVision, visit https://www.meetaiden.com/aidenvision/.
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