As the market shifts toward Continuous Threat Exposure Management, organizations need a more orchestrated approach to vulnerability management—one that connects security telemetry, business context, automation, and remediation workflows. The most effective strategies move beyond standalone scanning and toward relationship-driven data models, policy-based automation, and defensible risk quantification.
In our latest Market Brief, Vulnerability Management at Scale: Moving from Telemetry Overload to Orchestrated Remediation, completed in partnership with Brinqa, Futurum Research examines why legacy vulnerability management approaches are falling short and how enterprises can move toward more contextualized, scalable, and business-aligned exposure management.
In this brief, you will learn:
- Why alert fatigue and ineffective cross-team communication remain major barriers to vulnerability remediation
- How relationship-driven data can help organizations connect technical exposure to business risk
- Why enterprises should decouple vulnerability intelligence from remediation execution
- How policy-based automation can reduce manual ticketing and improve remediation accountability
- How Brinqa supports contextualized risk data, AI guardrails, orchestration, and cyber risk quantification
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Author Information
Fernando Montenegro serves as the Vice President & Practice Lead for Cybersecurity & Resilience at The Futurum Group. In this role, he leads the development and execution of the Cybersecurity research agenda, working closely with the team to drive the practice's growth. His research focuses on addressing critical topics in modern cybersecurity. These include the multifaceted role of AI in cybersecurity, strategies for managing an ever-expanding attack surface, and the evolution of cybersecurity architectures toward more platform-oriented solutions.
Before joining The Futurum Group, Fernando held senior industry analyst roles at Omdia, S&P Global, and 451 Research. His career also includes diverse roles in customer support, security, IT operations, professional services, and sales engineering. He has worked with pioneering Internet Service Providers, established security vendors, and startups across North and South America.
Fernando holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil and various industry certifications. Although he is originally from Brazil, he has been based in Toronto, Canada, for many years.
