Automate Exposure Remediation

Stop Managing Findings. Start Eliminating Exposures.

THE PROBLEM

Traditional Security Can’t Close Exposures at
the Speed They’re Created

Security teams drown in findings they can’t remediate fast enough. Tools surface thousands of vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and risky permissions – but can’t prioritize which ones actually create attack paths, or take action to close them.

Remediation queues that never shrink

Your CSPM flags misconfigurations. Your vulnerability scanner surfaces CVEs. Your CIEM shows over-privileged access. None of them tell you which findings create viable paths that expose Crown Jewels.

Manual workflows that can't keep pace

Security teams spend cycles triaging, ticket-routing, and tracking remediation across teams and tools. By the time a finding is closed, new ones have emerged. The exposure surface keeps growing.

Prioritization without context

Severity scores rank findings in isolation. Without cross-domain context, teams patch low-risk CVEs while business-critical exposure chains remain open.

There is now an overabundance of policy and posture configuration that changes too quickly to manage it all manually or in narrow silos. Adopting CSMA principles will provide opportunities for tools to carry out some functions more autonomously.

Gartner, Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture (CSMA) 3.0

THE SOLUTION

Mesh CSMA: Automated Exposure
Elimination Across Every Domain

Mesh identifies the exposures that matter – then eliminates them systematically using the tools you already have.

Prioritize Based on Real Attack Path Impact

Mesh maps how misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and identity risks chain together across domains to reach Crown Jewels – so remediation is focused on what actually threatens the business.

Orchestrate Automated Remediation Across Your Stack

Mesh triggers remediation actions directly through existing tools – no agents, no rip-and-replace. Close misconfigurations, revoke excessive permissions, and enforce policy changes automatically.

Continuously Validate Exposure is Eliminated

Mesh doesn’t just flag findings and close tickets. It continuously verifies that remediation actually broke the attack path – and surfaces new exposures as they emerge.

THE OUTCOMES

Eliminate Exposures.
Prove the Risk is Gone.

See and eliminate complete post-phishing attack paths before attackers find them

Prioritize the exposures that create attack paths to Crown Jewels

Stop triaging by severity score alone. Mesh shows which combinations of findings – misconfiguration + excessive privilege + unpatched vulnerability = path to production database – create real business risk. Fix those first.

Answer the question: "Which open findings actually matter right now?"

Mesh maps every exposure chain across cloud, identity, SaaS, AI, data, network, CI/CD, and on-prem – showing which findings enable viable attacks and which can be safely deprioritized.

Automate remediation using tools you already have

Mesh orchestrates remediation actions across your existing stack – triggering CSPM policy enforcement, revoking IAM permissions, closing misconfigurations – without manual ticket routing or tool-switching.

Close the loop: verify attack paths are actually broken

Remediation isn’t complete when a ticket closes. Mesh continuously validates that exposure chains to Crown Jewels are eliminated, and alerts when drift re-opens a path.

Reduce mean time to remediate across all domains

When exposure chains span cloud, identity, and SaaS, manual workflows take weeks. Mesh compresses remediation cycles from weeks to hours by automating cross-domain coordination.

Prove measurable risk reduction to leadership

Show boards and compliance teams clear metrics: attack paths eliminated, mean time to remediate, exposure surface reduced. Demonstrate that security investment is producing measurable outcomes.

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VP and Deputy CISO

Mesh gives security leaders
a clear way to understand where their security program stands, identify the real gaps, and actually close them.

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