Which types of security vulnerabilities can be tracked in eMASS?

The correct answer is that eMASS is capable of tracking technical, operational, and managerial vulnerabilities. This comprehensive approach allows organizations to address a wide range of potential security issues that can affect their systems and processes.

Technical vulnerabilities refer to flaws or weaknesses in software, hardware, or network configurations that can be exploited by threat actors. These may include software bugs, insecure configurations, or failure to apply security patches.

Operational vulnerabilities pertain to issues related to the policies and procedures governing the operational environment. This could involve weaknesses in security training for personnel, incident response planning, or failure to enforce security policies effectively.

Managerial vulnerabilities arise from the management practices surrounding security programs. These might include insufficient risk management strategies, lack of oversight, or inadequate resource allocation to security measures.

By tracking all three types of vulnerabilities—technical, operational, and managerial—eMASS provides a holistic view of an organization's security posture, ensuring that vulnerabilities are adequately identified, assessed, and mitigated across all levels of operation. This capability is essential for comprehensive risk management and ensuring the overall security of information systems.