PMAP for Asset Owners and Remediation Teams
Coordinate remediation with owner resolution, campaign tracking and closure metrics. See how PMAP helps asset owners close findings.
PMAP field notes
Field notes on running vulnerability management
Practical writeups on scan orchestration, finding correlation and remediation lifecycle, published by the practitioners who run vulnerability management on the platform, not by a marketing desk.
- Practitioner-authored
- Multi-vendor grounded
- Triage to closure
Category: Vulnerability Management
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PMAP for the VM Analyst: A Day in Triage
Walk through a VM analyst's day: scan deltas, finding triage, bulk actions, smart match enrichment and retest. See the PMAP analyst workflow.
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PMAP for the CISO: Risk Visibility and Board Reporting
See how a CISO turns raw findings into KPIs, SLA metrics, risk rankings and board-ready reports. Explore PMAP executive analytics.
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Centralized vs Siloed Security Reporting: One Risk Picture or Many
Siloed per-tool exports hide real risk. Centralized reporting unifies findings into one risk view. Compare both models with PMAP.
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SLA-Driven vs Ad-Hoc Remediation: Moving From Firefighting to a Tracked Model
Ad-hoc remediation reacts; SLA-driven remediation tracks deadlines, escalation and campaign progress. Compare both models with PMAP.
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Correlation vs Naive Deduplication: Why Exact-Match Dedup Falls Short
Naive dedup drops duplicates by exact match. Correlation matches across scanners and reopens recurrences. Compare both with PMAP's engine.
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Shift-Left: Vulnerability Management in DevSecOps
Shift vulnerability management left into DevSecOps: pipeline-triggered scans, SAST and SCA, and PR security gates. See how PMAP wires CI/CD.
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Four-Eyes vs Single-Approver Change Control: Which Belongs in Vulnerability Workflows
Compare four-eyes and single-approver change control for vulnerability workflows: risk, audit evidence and self-approval gaps. See PMAP's model.
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The MSSP Multi-Tenant Model vs Single-Tenant Tools
Running many clients on single-tenant tools means duplicated stacks and leak risk. See the multi-tenant MSSP model PMAP delivers.
