Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

The Evolving Importance of Attack Surface Management

As enterprises continue to adopt hybrid and multi-cloud environments, the complexity of managing network security has increased significantly. Attack Surface Management (ASM) has emerged as a critical capability for identifying, monitoring, and mitigating risks across these dynamic environments. Forward Networks’ innovative digital twin technology delivers a compelling solution that addresses the challenges of effective ASM practices.

Unlock the Hidden Insights in Your Network

Even before packets start flowing, enterprise networks are complex, data-intensive repositories of topology, configuration, and state information. This information is often required to solve operational issues—like finding sources of unwanted traffic drops or protocol configuration errors—or to find problems before they become issues. Yet, this valuable information typically goes untapped because getting at it requires too much work.

Simplify Network Management with a Single Source of Truth

Managing complex networks can feel like an endless challenge, especially when critical data is scattered across multiple tools and systems. Conflicting sources of truth (SOTs) introduce risks, leaving IT teams uncertain about which data to trust. Without an accurate view of your network, tasks like CVE management, troubleshooting, and compliance become overwhelming—and potentially introduce risk into the network.

A Global Analytics Supplier Revitalizes IT Operations with a Digital Twin for Improved Efficiency and Improved M&A Integration

A global analytics provider, supporting decision-making across 100+ countries, faced growing challenges managing its complex network infrastructure. Operating multiple data centers and hybrid cloud environments, their IT team struggled with inefficiencies, lack of network visibility, and the demands of a large-scale cloud migration after a major merger. Repeated requests for basic network information, coupled with siloed tools, slowed both productivity and progress.