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Traditional cybersecurity efforts tend to concentrate on vulnerability identification—scanning systems for weaknesses and patching them accordingly. However, the West Bengal model extends further by highlighting Exposure Management as an essential component of cybersecurity resilience.
Exposure Management involves analyzing external and internal assets, understanding the attack surface, and proactively identifying potential threats before they materialize into breaches. This approach acknowledges that vulnerabilities are ongoing and ever-evolving, emphasizing that not all exposure equates to vulnerability but each contributes to the overall risk landscape.