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2017 Vulnerability Management Survey Report
Vulnerability management still wanting as Australian businesses struggle to stay ahead of security risks. Australian businesses are still suffering from deficient vulnerability scanning practices, according to new survey data suggesting the industry is shifting away from implementing specific technologies and towards broader capabilities including cloud security and incident detection and response.
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