Eliminate the Exposure Window

It takes ~9 days for an OSS supplier to release a patch and ~8 days for a vulnerability to be exploited. This means, applications are often exposed before engineering can begin to work on deploying a fix.

With 3,000 newly discovered CVEs every month, engineering teams are constantly interrupted with new security issues.

Leveraging Ravens Prevention allows organizations to protect the production environment and eliminate the exposure window without disrupting releases.
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Independent of 3rd Party Application Vendors 

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CVSS 10 With No Risk
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Stop Application Attacks
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Delay a Fix and Stay Protected
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