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Bitdefender launches Windows tool to map routes into critical systems

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Bitdefender has launched GravityZone Exposure Management for Windows, combining vulnerability discovery, internet-facing asset scanning and mapping of routes attackers could take to critical systems, The Next Web reports. It is available as an add-on to the company's top business plans or as a standalone product alongside another vendor's security software. The tool connects unpatched software, faulty settings and risky user behavior to show which fixes could interrupt an attack. Its PHASR component learns device usage and restricts tools such as PowerShell to each user's needs. Other operating systems will follow; Bitdefender did not disclose prices.
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