[NA] Inside the First 60 Minutes of an Attack
Date: 18 November, 2026
Location: Virtual
Description: The first hour of an attack can determine whether suspicious activity becomes a contained event or a major incident. Security teams must quickly understand what is happening, which assets and identities are at risk, how the attacker could progress, and what action must be taken. In this session, speakers will reconstruct the first 60 minutes of a realistic attack. We’ll examine how an exposure-aware MDR team validates attacker behavior, enriches it with asset, identity and vulnerability context, maps the potential blast radius and determines when to act.
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[EMEA] Inside the First 60 Minutes of an Attack
Date: 18 November, 2026
Location: Virtual
Description: The first hour of an attack can determine whether suspicious activity becomes a contained event or a major incident. Security teams must quickly understand what is happening, which assets and identities are at risk, how the attacker could progress, and what action must be taken. In this session, speakers will reconstruct the first 60 minutes of a realistic attack. We’ll examine how an exposure-aware MDR team validates attacker behavior, enriches it with asset, identity and vulnerability context, maps the potential blast radius and determines when to act.
[APJ] Inside the First 60 Minutes of an Attack
Date: 18 November, 2026
Location: Virtual
Description: The first hour of an attack can determine whether suspicious activity becomes a contained event or a major incident. Security teams must quickly understand what is happening, which assets and identities are at risk, how the attacker could progress, and what action must be taken. In this session, speakers will reconstruct the first 60 minutes of a realistic attack. We’ll examine how an exposure-aware MDR team validates attacker behavior, enriches it with asset, identity and vulnerability context, maps the potential blast radius and determines when to act.