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5 Reasons Why Attack Surface Scanners Aren’t Enough

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Revisits the Equifax breach: Equifax knew of the Apache Struts flaw but lacked asset registry and scanner coverage for forgotten assets, showing why scanners alone miss shadow IT.
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