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DESCRIPTION:Teams celebrate when their Mean Time to Remediate (MTTR) drops 
 until it suddenly spikes after fixing old vulnerabilities. That looks like
  failure\, but it’s actually progress and exposure went down. MTTR measu
 res how quickly work closes\, not the health of what remains open. Mean Op
 en Vulnerability Age (MOVA) fills that gap by showing the average age of o
 pen vulnerabilities at a given point in time\, revealing true backlog risk
 . \n\nThis talk defines MTTR and MOVA in clear\, practical terms and walks
  through a simple simulation comparing two common fix strategies: newest-f
 irst and oldest-first. MOVA brings that missing dimension by translating b
 acklog health into data leaders can act on. Attendees will see why MTTR al
 one can mislead\, how MOVA exposes hidden risk\, and how combining both me
 trics gives security teams and leaders a more accurate picture of progress
  and exposure.
DTSTAMP:20260417T061135Z
LOCATION:Track 1
SUMMARY:Why Vulnerability MTTR Alone Misleads: Add MOVA to Measure Real Ris
 k - Caleb Kinney
URL:https://pretalx.com/bsidescharm2026/talk/MMNUPD/
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