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In this webinar, we’ll discuss how CAASM provides crucial visibility and control over roles, permissions, and configurations.

Daniel Miessler

Chad Richts

Chris Hughes

Date

Aug 27, 2026 5:00 PM

Type

Virtual event

Every security team knows the vulnerability management math doesn't work anymore: scanners generate thousands of findings, teams can't patch their way through the backlog, and the ones that matter most are buried in noise.

That's been true for a decade. What's changed in the last few months is the clock. AI now lets attackers find and weaponize a new vulnerability within hours of disclosure and the vast majority of vulnerabilities are never caught by a scanner in that window at all, if they're caught at all.

A patch cycle measured in weeks can't defend against an exploit measured in hours.JupiterOne is moving beyond vulnerability management into exposure management: instead of waiting for a scanner to confirm a vulnerability exists in your environment, we start from the threat side — monitoring what's actively being exploited or weaponized in the wild — and match it against the attack surface JupiterOne already maps for you: your assets, their relationships, and what they connect to.

What We'll Cover

The industry problem in plain terms

Scanners are a lagging signal, patch cycles are measured in weeks, and AI-driven exploitation is now measured in hours. We'll walk through why "wait for the scanner, then prioritize by CVSS" no longer holds up, and what "exposure management" means as a category shift from vulnerability management.

A first look at Emerging Exposures

Live look at the new threat-intelligence feed inside JupiterOne — built on curated threat intelligence that tracks what's newly disclosed, actively exploited, or being weaponized in automated campaigns, cross-referenced with guidance like CISA's known-exploited-vulnerabilities catalog. We'll show how to look up a specific CVE or the software it affects and get a verdict on whether it actually matters right now, not just a CVSS number.

From threat signals to prioritized risk, threat intelligence 
alone isn't enough

A scary-looking CVE that can't reach anything you care about isn't your most urgent problem. We'll show how JupiterOne combines threat signal (is it being exploited?), asset context (is it internet-facing, does it touch a crown jewel?), and compensating controls already in place (via Continuous Controls Monitoring) into a single, transparent risk score — instead of a black-box number.

Today's first look surfaces the threat landscape

The next step is automatically matching each emerging threat against whether it's actually present in your environment. We'll share the roadmap and how to get started if this is the problem you're living with today.

Who should attend

CISOs and security leaders who need to explain to their board why the old patch-and-pray model can't keep pace with AI-accelerated threats

CISOs and security leaders who need to explain to their board why the old patch-and-pray model can't keep pace with AI-accelerated threats

CISOs and security leaders who need to explain to their board why the old patch-and-pray model can't keep pace with AI-accelerated threats

CISOs and security leaders who need to explain to their board why the old patch-and-pray model can't keep pace with AI-accelerated threats

Want a walkthrough scoped to your own environment?

A 30-minute demo with our team, mapped to your stack, no prep required