Filigran Report: Organizations Can See Their Threats but Can’t Act Fast Enough—84% Say Cyberattacks Exploit Known but Unprioritized Risks

Filigran Report: Organizations Can See Their Threats but Can’t Act Fast Enough—84% Say Cyberattacks Exploit Known but Unprioritized Risks

The State of Threat Management Report reveals that fragmented tools and manual processes are widening the gap between threat awareness and effective CTEM

Only 41% of organizations have a fully consolidated view of cyber risk exposure; security teams spend 42% of their time investigating risks that turn out to be low priority or non-exploitable

AI-driven CTEM processes expected to nearly double—from 37% to 59%—within two years; 88% agree that automation is essential to keep pace with the growing volume of risk

Filigran, the European open-source threat management company, today released The State of Threat Management Report, a global study of 550 security decision-makers and practitioners conducted by independent research firm Vanson Bourne. The research reveals a striking disconnect: Even as Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) gains traction as an industry framework, the operational maturity to execute it remains elusive.