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What is IAVM?

IAVM stands for Information Assurance Vulnerability Management. It's a process used by organizations, particularly within the U.S. Department of Defense and other government entities, to manage and mitigate vulnerabilities in their information systems. IAVM involves identifying, tracking, and reporting on vulnerabilities, and ensuring that appropriate security measures, such as patches and configuration changes, are implemented to address them. The goal of IAVM is to reduce the risk of cyberattacks and data breaches by proactively addressing known weaknesses in IT systems. It provides a structured approach to vulnerability management.

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What other technologies are related to IAVM?

IAVM Complementary Technologies

ACAS

ACAS (Assured Compliance Assessment Solution) is a tool used to automate vulnerability scanning and compliance checks, aiding in IAVM compliance.

mentioned alongside IAVM in 1% (208) of relevant job posts

HBSS

HBSS (Host Based Security System) is a suite of tools used for host-based security, contributing to vulnerability management and patching, which are key parts of IAVM.

mentioned alongside IAVM in 2% (122) of relevant job posts

STIG

STIGs (Security Technical Implementation Guides) provide configuration standards for systems to improve security and reduce vulnerabilities, supporting IAVM.

mentioned alongside IAVM in 2% (83) of relevant job posts