SAN FRANCISCO – RSA Conference 2012 – Rapid7 and Modulo (known for GRC solutions) have teamed up to offer their respective platforms in one setting, offering organizations a stronger view into the threats and vulnerabilities they face.
“By bringing together two world-class risk and compliance solutions, we are providing our customers around the world with the contextual business intelligence they need to understand and effectively manage their security risk posture,” said Sheldon Malm, head of strategic partners and alliances, Rapid7.
Combining Rapid7’s NeXpose with Modulo’s Risk Manager, customers can organize and prioritize thousands of assets and quickly focus on the items that pose the greatest risk to their business.
The joint offering will feed detailed asset identification and scanning results across the entire IT environment – including web, network, applications and databases – into a broader risk analysis process.
The point of all of this is enabling customers with the ability to identify how vulnerabilities present risk to specific business operations, processes, and strategic or tactical activities. Once that’s done, they can manage those exposures through remediation workflow.
“Hundreds of organizations worldwide choose Modulo Risk Manager due to our comprehensive out-of-the box capabilities. By automating GRC processes and reporting, we help them improve their accuracy and achieve dramatic cost savings. Our joint solution with Rapid7 gives customers a unified framework and dashboard that amplifies this value proposition and reduces overall business risk,” said Terence Lee, managing director, North America at Modulo.
Modulo will integrate Metasploit Professional with Modulo Risk Manager in Q3 2012.
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