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Prioritize what matters most. Learn how CTEM Phase 3 helps security teams focus on exposures that truly impact the business.

CTEM-style discovery helps you zero in on what really puts your business at risk—uncovering critical exposures like misconfigurations, privilege escalation paths, and forgotten internet-facing assets—so you can act faster, reduce risk smarter, and prove security impact with confidence.

Many CTEM programs fail by scoping too broadly too soon, leading to data overload and stalled progress. This post explains how focused, business-aligned scoping lays the groundwork for meaningful, manageable CTEM cycles that demonstrate value quickly and build long-term credibility.

Drowning in vuln scan results? Still chasing the same findings quarter after quarter? CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management) offers a way out of reactive chaos. This post kicks off our six-part series with a clear look at what CTEM is, why it matters now more than ever, and how it can help security teams focus on what truly reduces risk—not just what creates noise.

Traditional defensive security is no longer enough to keep up with today’s rapidly evolving cyber threats. At Evolve Security, we’re pioneering a proactive approach with our Offensive Security Operations Center (OSOC)—an always-on security model that continuously identifies, validates, and mitigates threats before attackers strike. Learn how continuous offensive security is shaping the future of cybersecurity and why it’s time to move beyond periodic testing.

Evolve Security is leveling up its go-to-market strategy with a major leadership addition. Ray Ruemmele, a highly experienced cybersecurity executive, joins as Chief Revenue Officer to drive growth and expand market reach.