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Why You Need Continuous Testing to Detect Emerging Threats and Discover the Unknowns

bishopfox.com | blog | #cloud | #cloud-security | #vulnerability-management | #attack-surface | #automation | #asset-management | #continuous-security
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Why continuous testing beats one-off security: manual inventories and scanner-only programs miss evolving cloud attack surfaces; automation needs human expertise to find the unknowns.
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