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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 29 MIN

Tackling Data Overload: Strategies for Effective Vulnerability Remediation

from Shared Security Podcast · host Tom Eston, Dan DeCloss, Dahvid Schloss

In part one of our three part series with PlexTrac, we address the challenges of data overload in vulnerability remediation. Tom hosts Dahvid Schloss, co-founder and course creator at Emulated Criminals, and Dan DeCloss, CTO and founder of PlexTrac. They share their expertise on the key data and workflow hurdles that security teams face today. From managing influxes of scanner data and asset management tools to prioritizing meaningful security actions, this episode offers valuable insights. Learn about the importance of context, the integration of threat intelligence, the future role of automation, and AI, and how these can transform the cybersecurity landscape. Tune in to stay ahead in your security strategies and practices. PlexTrac provides practitioners with an automated alternative for the most time-consuming parts of vulnerability management, including consolidating data, surfacing insights, prioritizing findings, and managing hand-offs to and from remediation teams. Find out more by visiting plextrac.com/sharedsecurity

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