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SERVICENOW SECOPS<\/p>

SecOps turns findings into work with an owner<\/span><\/h1>\n

Most security teams do not have a detection problem. They have a prioritisation and ownership problem \u2014 thousands of findings, no agreed severity, and no reliable way to say which system matters. That is a CMDB question as much as a security one.<\/p>

Book a platform review<\/svg><\/a>How we work<\/svg><\/a><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n \n <\/section>\n \n\n
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What SecOps covers<\/span><\/h2><\/div>THE MODULES AND PROCESSES WE IMPLEMENT<\/span>
Security Incident Response<\/dt>
Intake from SIEM and mailbox, enrichment, containment workflow, and post-incident review that produces changes rather than documents.<\/dd><\/div>
Vulnerability Response<\/dt>
Ingesting Qualys, Tenable or Rapid7 findings, grouping them into actionable items, and routing to the team that can actually patch.<\/dd><\/div>
Risk-based prioritisation<\/dt>
Scoring findings by business service impact rather than raw CVSS, which requires the CMDB to be trustworthy for the systems in scope.<\/dd><\/div>
Configuration Compliance<\/dt>
Policy checks against hardening baselines, with exceptions tracked rather than forgotten.<\/dd><\/div>
Threat Intelligence<\/dt>
IoC lookups and enrichment feeding the incident record so analysts stop pivoting between tools.<\/dd><\/div>
Integration with Change<\/dt>
Remediation that flows through the same change process as everything else, so security work is visible in the same plan.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/div><\/section>\n\n
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Findings are not the problem. Ownership is.<\/h2>

Thousands of vulnerabilities, no agreed severity, and no reliable way to say which system matters. That is a CMDB question as much as a security one.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n\n

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WHERE IT GOES WRONG<\/p>

What we see on SecOps instances that stalled<\/span><\/h2><\/div><\/div>