Mythos-class AI has collapsed the time from disclosure to working exploit from weeks to hours, and your testing still runs in quarters. That gap is not a scheduling problem. It is your attack surface, measured in time.
Join Ishak Celikkanat, Solutions Architect Lead at Picus, to see how security teams prove what is actually exploitable the same day a CVE drops, including on the assets no live exploit can safely touch.
What You'll Learn
- The rules that changed. CVSS is out per CISA's BOD 26-04, exploitability now decides what gets fixed first, and response windows are measured in hours, not weeks.
- Why your tools are not the problem. You already own the pieces, from scanners to pentesting to control validation. The silos between them are the gap, and no amount of tuning closes it.
- The frequency mismatch nobody budgets for. Your environment changes in minutes. Your testing runs in weeks and quarters. See the validation loop that closes a gap measured in time.
- Live demo: from fresh CVE to defensible verdict. Watch a newly disclosed CVE traced to its attack techniques and validated against real controls, ending in one of two answers: blocked, or exploitable here.
Watch the session and check your Mythos readiness against the new rules. You'll see live how to measure where your program stands today, and where it falls behind.
