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Bitsight is the global leader in cyber risk intelligence, helping teams make informed risk decisions with the industry’s most extensive external security data and analytics. With 3,300 customers and 65,000 organizations active on its platform, Bitsight delivers real-time visibility into cyber risk and threat exposure—enabling teams to quickly identify vulnerabilities, detect threats, prioritize actions, and mitigate risk across their extended attack surface.
Built on over a decade of market-leading innovation, an unparalleled cyber dataset, and intelligence-driven workflows, Bitsight uncovers security gaps across infrastructure, cloud environments, identities, and third- and fourth-party ecosystems. From security operations and GRC teams to the boardroom, Bitsight provides the unified intelligence backbone organizations need to proactively address exposures before they impact performance.
As cyber threats become increasingly complex, organizations face mounting challenges in maintaining visibility and control over their external and internal assets. Traditional reactive approaches often fall short in identifying and mitigating emerging vulnerabilities across diverse environments.
Modern technology, especially Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), empowers enterprises to move from reactive to proactive defense. By integrating CTI with Attack Surface Management (ASM), organizations can achieve real-time visibility, contextual threat analysis, and prioritized response strategies.
Osman Celik, a research analyst at KuppingerCole, will outline the necessity of employing CTI in ASM solutions. The discussion will include best practices for proactive cybersecurity strategies, the impact of AI on threat intelligence, and strategic recommendations for organizations.
Gabi Reish, VP Product Management for Cyber Threat Intelligence at Bitsight, will demonstrate how Bitsight integrates CTI into their ASM solution. He will present best use cases that highlights how actionable threat intelligence fuels faster decision-making and stronger security outcomes.
