Alon Schindel and Raaz Herzberg of Wiz discuss how security teams can reduce exposure, test critical code and use AI agents to accelerate threat detection and remediation.
Artificial intelligence is lowering the expertise and time required to discover and exploit vulnerabilities, allowing attackers to move from disclosure to working exploits within minutes. As AI-assisted hacking expands into custom applications and complex logic flaws, traditional patching and response cycles may leave organizations exposed. Security teams need a risk-based framework that uses their internal context and automation advantages to operate closer to machine speed.
In this session, the panel of experts will cover:
- Why reducing unnecessary internet exposure and testing externally accessible applications should come first;
- How hardened infrastructure and prioritized deep-code analysis can ease patching demands and focus resources on critical systems;
- How red, green and blue AI agents can test defenses, generate fixes, investigate threats and accelerate remediation workflows.
Here is the course outline:
A Framework for a World Where AI Exploits Vulnerabilities Faster Than Ever |