Within minutes of integrating your existing security tools and scanners with DevOcean's Unified Remediation you'll see a significant reduction in in backlog. DevOcean immediately eliminates false positives, deduplicates findings, and groups related alert backlog reduction.

The best approach to manage and remediate exposure is with a Unified Exposure Remediation Platform that automates the Five Key Steps of Risk Exposure Remediation. Steps include: Consolidate exposure alerts regardless of the source into one unified exposure remediation platform. Then, reduce alert overload by clustering related findings by asset, exposure, owner, etc. The third step is to prioritize which exposures to address first by considering severity, impact, and fix complexity. Next, automate root cause identification and owner mapping to delegate fixes. Lastly, validate that the issue has been permanently resolved across all environments to prevent "resolved" issues from returning.

Looking to reduce risk exposure remediation costs? It's simple: ditch the manual work. Save your security, dev and devops teams hundreds of hours of manual work usually wasted hunting for root causes, mapping code owners to issues and assets, and analyzing thousands of alerts to filter duplicates and false positives. Automate and unify your exposure remediation workflow to free up your team's time, resources and focus. You can reduce cost of exposure remediation while increasing the number of fixes that get - and stay - fixed.

Unified exposure remediation is a term coined by DevOcean to describe a connected, accelerated security remediation approach that supports the complexity of modern, hybrid environments. Once connected to cloud, on-prem, code, CI/CD, and legacy sources, DevOcean's powerful workflow automation engine automatically collects, consolidates and deduplicates all vulnerability, threat and risk exposure alerts - no matter the source - and immediately leverages the unique context of root cause analysis, asset inventory and ownership association to drive unified exposure remediation at scale.