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Cosmos: Unleashing the Power of Perimeter Protection

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A preview of Bishop Fox's 'Cosmos: Protecting the Perimeter' report on the growing exploitability window—26,448 exposures reported in 2022, up 59%—and how continuous attack surface management helps.
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