CTEM vs ASM vs Vulnerability Management the trio you need in 2025

 The evolving threat landscape that grows from day to day demands more than traditional, reactive cybersecurity approaches. To stay ahead, organizations should adopt and implement these three strategies: Vulnerability Management (VM), Attack Surface Management (ASM), and Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM). Vulnerability Management (VM) focuses on routine identification, evaluation, and remediation of known software bugs before attackers can exploit them. The Attack Surface Management (ASM) takes a broader view by discovering all potential entry points, both known and hidden, in your systems, and assessing each based on exposure and risk. The last one is Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), which combines the strengths of both VM and ASM, adding real-world threat simulations, ongoing monitoring, and proactive response based on actual risks and business priorities.

In conclusion, the key takeaway is that no single solution is sufficient on its own. VM patches known issues, ASM uncovers weaknesses across your assets, and CTEM composes continuous validation and threat-aware action. When combining all these, this triad creates a strong, layered cyber defense that's proactive, adaptive, and grounded in context.     

 

https://thehackernews.com/2025/07/ctem-vs-asm-vs-vulnerability-management.html 

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