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Feb 2026
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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Rubén Alonso | Head of Secure
Development Unit, Telefonica

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ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

State of Pentesting 2025: Key Findings

Webinars
Jul 14, 2025

Pentesting is no longer just a compliance exercise, it’s becoming a strategic way to prioritize investments and validate that security controls actually work. As the attack surface spreads across cloud, internal, and external environments, annual or quarterly testing can’t keep pace with constant change and attacker automation. The webinar explains why software-based testing, continuous exposure management, and emerging AI capabilities are shaping the next phase of security validation.

This webinar reviews survey findings from 500 CISOs and senior security executives at large enterprises and explains how penetration testing is shifting from a compliance exercise to a strategic input for decision-making. It focuses on how testing is used to validate control effectiveness, prioritize investments, and assess potential business impact from successful breaches. It also covers why testing is becoming more continuous and software-driven as environments change faster and attacker automation accelerates. The discussion includes the challenges of a distributed attack surface, prioritization difficulty amid tool sprawl, and constraints like budget and talent shortages, along with where the industry is heading toward automation, continuous exposure management, and more advanced AI capabilities.<