CapaOneWhitepaper:
5 Steps to Avoid the Most Common Pitfalls in Vulnerability Management
How modern security teams reduce exposure, stay compliant, and maintain a predictable security posture — without adding complexity.
Introduction to the Whitepaper
Vulnerability management has become one of the most challenging disciplines in modern IT security.
Threat volumes continue to rise, compliance requirements grow stricter, and security teams are expected to demonstrate not just activity — but control, prioritisation, and documented outcomes.
Despite investments in security tooling, many organisations still struggle with the same foundational problems:
fragmented visibility, manual remediation, unclear prioritisation, and insufficient documentation for audits and compliance reviews.
This whitepaper introduces a practical, 5-step vulnerability maturity framework designed for organisations that rely on Microsoft Intune but require deeper visibility, automation, and risk context across endpoints.
Rather than adding more tools or complexity, the framework focuses on building a predictable, scalable, and risk-driven vulnerability management programme — one that aligns security and IT operations while supporting modern regulatory demands such as NIS2, ISO27001, and CIS Controls.
What You Will Learn
- Identify and avoid the common vulnerability management pitfalls
- Reduce exposure through risk-based prioritisation
- Automate remediation without losing control or governance
- Build audit-ready documentation for NIS2 and internal audits
About the Author
Rikke Borup
CMO, CapaSystems
Rikke is Chief Marketing Officer at CapaSystems, where she has led marketing and communications since 2009. With more than 17 years of experience in the IT sector, including cybersecurity, endpoint management software, and IT services, she brings long-standing, practical insight into the challenges facing modern enterprise IT environments.
Trained as a journalist, Rikke specialises in translating complex technical concepts into clear, easy-to-understand communications for IT decision-makers.
