The Qualys Risk Operations Center (ROC) | Cyber Risk Management for Modern Enterprises
Fragmented tools and disjointed data keep risk teams from acting fast. This short video introduces the Qualys Risk Operations Center (ROC), a first-of-its-kind solution designed to help organizations take full control of cyber risk. It reveals how Qualys ETM consolidates risk signals across the enterprise and helps prioritize and remediate what matters most. Watch now to see how Qualys is redefining modern cybersecurity and connect with THE CRITICAL UPDATE INC to learn how your team can do the same.
What is the Qualys Risk Operations Center (ROC)?
The Qualys Risk Operations Center (ROC) is designed to help organizations measure, prioritize, and remediate cyber risk effectively. It transforms complex security data into clear, actionable priorities, allowing security teams to focus on what matters most in today's hybrid environments, which include cloud, SaaS, and on-premises solutions.
How does the ROC enhance risk management?
The ROC enhances risk management by providing real-time prioritization of risks, which helps organizations act faster and more effectively. It emphasizes that visibility alone is not sufficient; action is necessary to mitigate risks. By unifying security data, the ROC facilitates quicker remediation efforts.
What role does TruRisk⢠play in the ROC?
TruRisk⢠plays a crucial role in the ROC by enabling business-aligned risk decisions. It helps organizations assess risks in a way that aligns with their business objectives, ensuring that security efforts are focused on the most impactful areas.
The Qualys Risk Operations Center (ROC) | Cyber Risk Management for Modern Enterprises
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Since 2003, The Critical Update has been a leading provider of IT support and consulting, focusing on small and medium sized businesses in Central Texas. We have helped hundreds of businesses increase productivity and profitability by using technology to streamline operations and reduce damage from cyberattacks.