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Learn about the impact of AI, along with exploitation trends from the first half of 2026.

Whether you're a security engineer, analyst, or program lead supporting federal infrastructure, this session showed what a modern, intelligence-driven response looks like from triage to threat hunt.

CISA's BOD 26-04 sets accelerated remediation timelines for federal agencies — but the framework applies to any security team trying to cut through vulnerability noise. In this month's session, we discussed what the directive requires, where the gaps are, and how exploitation intelligence helps teams on both sides of the equation.

Vulnerability discovery is being rebuilt. In this session, we broke down how code analysis is changing with AI. We also had a technical discussion into what these systems are, how they operate, and why the output is fundamentally different from anything the industry has seen before.

In this executive conversation, leaders from NetRise and VulnCheck discuss two key challenges in modern cybersecurity: software supply chain security and exploitation intelligence.

Security teams are flooded with vulnerability data, yet attackers consistently exploit a small, predictable set of weaknesses. The issue isn't lack of data; it's lack of real-world context. Tony Wenzel, Global Director of Customer Engineering at VulnCheck, explores how vulnerabilities move from disclosure to active exploitation, why traditional prioritization falls short, and how an exposure-driven approach helps teams focus on what attackers are most likely to use, so you can reduce risk faster.

Capture live exploitation. Confirm real risk.

Prioritize what matters. Act faster than your attackers.

Beat attackers to the punch. Outpace them with VulnCheck.

Continuously defend vulnerable assets. Identify attacker infrastructure.