Protect Third-Party Applications Independently
Protect Third-Party Applications Independently
Vulnerabilities, like log4j, can impact your business critical third-party applications, even from the most reliable vendors. This risk becomes a challenge, as direct control over the source code is limited and not all vendors provide remediations which aligns with your timelines and requirements.
Combining Runtime Virtual Patching with Runtime ADR allows organizations to confidently integrate and utilize third-party applications. Raven’s solutions not only protect against known vulnerabilities but also to CVE-Less threats which pose more than 60% of the exploits in the past years.
Raven's Runtime Prevention allows security teams to shield vulnerable libraries in third-party applications independently from the third-party vendor as it doesn’t require access to source code or any code changes. This allows organizations to continue using third-party applications securely while awaiting official patches or updates from vendors, thereby maintaining operational continuity, minimizing disruption and significantly reducing the exposure window.
Relying on Passive SBOM Reports and Vendor Security Practices is No Longer Enough
Breaches involving a 3rd party grew by 68% from last year and almost quadrupled in 3 years.
Combining Runtime Virtual Patching with Runtime ADR allows organizations to confidently integrate and utilize third-party applications. Raven’s solutions not only protect against known vulnerabilities but also to CVE-Less threats which pose more than 60% of the exploits in the past years.
Raven's Runtime Prevention allows security teams to shield vulnerable libraries in third-party applications independently from the third-party vendor as it doesn’t require access to source code or any code changes. This allows organizations to continue using third-party applications securely while awaiting official patches or updates from vendors, thereby maintaining operational continuity, minimizing disruption and significantly reducing the exposure window.
Relying on Passive SBOM Reports and Vendor Security Practices is No Longer Enough
Breaches involving a 3rd party grew by 68% from last year and almost quadrupled in 3 years.
Source: Verizon 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report
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