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runZero, a leading provider of exposure management offerings, recently unveiled their runZero 5.0 platform evolution designed to help organizations defend their expanding attack surfaces against high-velocity, AI-fueled threats. The new release unifies the exposure management lifecycle into an automated workflow that enables security teams to:
- Discover assets and network connections.
- Identify and prioritize critical risks.
- Initiate and validate remediation to proactively reduce exposure and achieve operational resilience.
- Transform in-depth asset and exposure data into actionable, outcome-driven intelligence, making it easier to isolate truly critical risks, track environmental changes in near real time, and instantaneously operationalize guidance to remediate exposures.
- Map complex IT, OT, IoT, cloud and mobile environments without agents or credentials, returning asset and exposure intelligence that is analyzed and summarized to focus attention where it matters most.
- Review dashboards and alert defenders to high-risk and emerging exposures.
By connecting comprehensive asset and exposure discovery, automated risk prioritization, coordinated remediation, and shareable reporting into a streamlined workflow, runZero 5.0 delivers actionable intelligence that empowers proactive risk reduction. New capabilities in runZero 5.0 include:
- Focused exposure intelligence: A new default dashboard prioritizes exposures that are most likely to lead to an incident and instantly surfaces critical operational issues.
- Enhanced vulnerability impact insights and risk prioritization: Version 5.0 broadens vulnerability detection, including expanded end-of-life coverage for network devices and out-of-band testing that identifies blind vulnerability classes without requiring customer infrastructure.
- Interactive exposure reporting: New capabilities transform real-time dashboards and asset inventories into automated, interactive reports. Delivered via email, these reports enable stakeholders to filter and analyze risk data without platform access.






















