[NA] The Vulnpocalypse: When Vulnerabilities Outpace Your Team, What Do You Fix First?
Date: 30 September, 2026
Location: Virtual
Description: A vulnerability backlog may be unavoidable, but treating every alert as a top priority shouldn't be. In this session, we'll explore how security leaders and practitioners can shift from trying to find and fix everything toward focusing on the exposures that matter most. By bringing together threat intelligence, asset criticality, exploitability, attack-path context, and business impact, teams can make clearer remediation decisions, focus limited resources, and act on risk before attackers do.
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[EMEA] The Vulnpocalypse: When Vulnerabilities Outpace Your Team, What Do You Fix First?
Date: 30 September, 2026
Location: Virtual
Description: A vulnerability backlog may be unavoidable, but treating every alert as a top priority shouldn't be. In this session, we'll explore how security leaders and practitioners can shift from trying to find and fix everything toward focusing on the exposures that matter most. By bringing together threat intelligence, asset criticality, exploitability, attack-path context, and business impact, teams can make clearer remediation decisions, focus limited resources, and act on risk before attackers do.
[APJ] The Vulnpocalypse: When Vulnerabilities Outpace Your Team, What Do You Fix First?
Date: 30 September, 2026
Location: Virtual
Description: A vulnerability backlog may be unavoidable, but treating every alert as a top priority shouldn't be. In this session, we'll explore how security leaders and practitioners can shift from trying to find and fix everything toward focusing on the exposures that matter most. By bringing together threat intelligence, asset criticality, exploitability, attack-path context, and business impact, teams can make clearer remediation decisions, focus limited resources, and act on risk before attackers do.