RBVM (Risk-Based Vulnerability Management) aggregation is a strategic approach that organizations use to prioritize and manage vulnerabilities based on the risk they pose to the organization. This method moves beyond traditional vulnerability management, which often focuses on the sheer number of vulnerabilities, and instead emphasizes the impact and exploitability of each vulnerability.

Implementation Steps:

Data Collection:
- Aggregate vulnerability data from various sources, including internal scans, threat intelligence feeds, and external advisories.
- Integrate asset data to understand the context and importance of each system within the organization.
Risk Scoring:
- Assign risk scores to each vulnerability based on factors such as exploitability, potential impact, asset criticality, and current threat landscape.
- Use machine learning algorithms to continuously refine risk scoring models based on historical data and emerging threats.
Prioritization:
- Categorize vulnerabilities into high, medium, and low risk, focusing remediation efforts on high-risk vulnerabilities first.
- Develop risk-based SLAs (Service Level Agreements) for addressing vulnerabilities, ensuring critical issues are resolved swiftly.
Remediation Planning:
- Create detailed remediation plans for high-risk vulnerabilities, including patch deployment, configuration changes, or other mitigations.
- Schedule regular reviews to ensure that remediation efforts align with changing risk levels and business priorities.
Continuous Monitoring and Reporting:
- Implement continuous monitoring to detect new vulnerabilities and changes in the risk landscape.
- Provide real-time dashboards and reports to stakeholders, highlighting the current risk status and remediation progress.

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