Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has launched its SaaS based Automated Vulnerability Remediation platform that helps enterprises in detecting and prioritizing vulnerabilities in their software libraries and in fixing them.

Using the Automated Vulnerability Remediation platform, enterprises can develop and execute a contextual, risk-focused vulnerability management program. This helps them in deciding on the right remediation approach across assets, across common vulnerabilities and also in patching.

Besides, the platform helps enterprises in setting tolerance levels for vulnerabilities.

The TCS Automated Vulnerability Remediation platform is said to offer inventory analysis, monitors SLAs and KPIs, identifies and analyses assets which don’t comply with internal SLAs, and also automates vulnerability remediation.

Enterprises can also map their business functions and processes, set SLAs for vulnerabilities, and take suitable mitigation measures by using the platform.

Furthermore, it gives role-based access to C-suite and board level executives, who can directly make use of the real time insights received via the dashboard and reports, to review and streamline their risk strategy.

The SaaS-based delivery model gives enterprises a quick start to a strong and scalable remediation program with less upfront capex investment, said TCS.

According to TCS, the Automated Vulnerability Remediation platform has been built on a plug-and-play API driven architecture with capabilities with asset inventory systems, commercial and open source security controls, ticketing systems, and patch management tools.

Santha Subramoni – TCS Global Head of Cyber Security said: “Customers embarking on a legacy modernization and cloud migration journey need to remediate pre-existing vulnerabilities and put in place processes and controls to mitigate new ones.

“TCS’ SaaS based Automated Vulnerability Remediation platform provides risk-based remediation analytics to help security and IT operations teams quickly and efficiently mitigate known risks, and orchestrate vulnerability remediation – using the right patches, the best configuration scripts, and compensating controls.”

  cyber security, India, Santha Subramoni, Tata Consultancy Services