Quadrant launches Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Service

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Quadrant Information Security (Quadrant), a provider of Managed Detection and Response (MDR) solutions, has announced the launch of its new service, Quadrant Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM).

This service reportedly helps organizations systematically manage and reduce the risks associated with expanding attack surfaces in today's complex enterprise IT environments.

Quadrant asserts that with enterprise networks now spanning on-premise, home, cloud, and SaaS applications, the challenge of securing these vast and varied environments has never been more significant. Jerry Gamblin, principal engineer at Cisco Threat Detection & Response, wrote that, “In 2023 alone, 28,902 CVEs (common vulnerabilities and exposures) were published, up from 25,081 in 2022. This is an average of nearly 80 new CVEs per day.”

The Quadrant CTEM Service addresses these challenges with a comprehensive solution integrating external and internal attack surface management with network and web application penetration testing. Key features of the service include proactive risk identification, automated scanning and auditing, trend analysis and remediation guidance, and regular penetration testing

"Today's vulnerability management practices are often inadequate to address the sheer volume and complexity of threats," said Jeff Foresman, president of Services at Quadrant. "The Quadrant CTEM Service provides a proactive, continuous approach that helps organizations stay ahead of potential threats and ensures their cybersecurity posture evolves alongside the growing attack surface."

Additional Quadrant CTEM Service benefits include monthly threat reviews, dark web monitoring, and comprehensive reporting

Quadrant Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is currently available.