From One Application to your Entire Portfolio: Autonomous Exposure Management

Most security teams can name their critical applications. Far fewer can name everything they have exposed to the internet. XBOW's Autonomous Exposure Management maps the applications you have running, tests them autonomously, and proves what an attacker can reach.

Join Maury Cupitt, Head of Solutions Architecture and Steffen Canty, Head of Customer Success at XBOW, for a session on how AEM works, where organizations run into the limits of periodic testing, and what changes when you can assess a portfolio instead of one application at a time. Bring your questions. You’ll learn:

• Why "are we exposed?" is harder to answer than it used to be
• Three ways organizations hit this problem: hardening a bug bounty program, testing production applications at scale, and mapping an attack surface no one has fully inventoried
• How XBOW maps a portfolio: your own inventory tools, passive discovery from a seed domain, cloud resource import, and application fingerprinting
• What an engagement looks like end to end: scope, onboard, run, validate, report, harden
• Where human pentesting fits, and what autonomous coverage frees your experts to do