Why Cisco’s Kenna EOL Signals a Shift for Cyber Insurance
Underwriters should be moving away from RBVM and close to new Exposure Management techniques.
This month, Cisco announced the End of Life (EOL) for its flagship vulnerability management product, Kenna (officially known as Cisco Vulnerability Management).
At first glance, this might appear to be a routine product sunset. In reality, it marks a fundamental shift in how cyber risk is assessed, measured, and insured.
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