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LOLBins Against the Machine: Reverse Engineering at Machine Speed
Purpose Attackers can utilize Living Off the Land Binaries (LOLBins) to execute commands, evade detection,...
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How US Enterprises Are Increasing Their Security Readiness

Webinars
Feb 24, 2022

Understanding your exploitable attack surface requires more than scanning for vulnerabilities. This session shows how continuous validation and attack-path testing help prioritize real-world risk and improve readiness.

This webinar explores how enterprises are shifting from basic asset and vulnerability awareness to understanding their exploitable attack surface. It highlights how breaches frequently originate from unknown, unmanaged, or poorly governed internet-facing assets, especially as perimeter boundaries erode and cloud adoption accelerates. The session explains that relying on vulnerability counts alone does not reveal which weaknesses can actually be used in real attack chains.

The presentation outlines a practical methodology: discover assets, enumerate context, scan for vulnerabilities, then exploit and post-exploit to measure real impact. It introduces the concepts of exposure dwell time and time-to-exploit, showing why point-in-time assessments fail in rapidly changing environments. The session concludes by emphasizing attack-path validation and production-safe exploitation as necessary steps toward predictive risk management and improved readiness.