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Quickly Assess Exposure to New Vulnerabilities

Quickly Assess Exposure to New Vulnerabilities

Posted on September 9, 2026 By CWS

In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, a newly disclosed vulnerability often raises immediate concerns. The urgent question for security teams becomes: How exposed are we? Answering this requires navigating through a myriad of tools like vulnerability scanners, endpoint systems, cloud inventories, and more.

Challenges in Rapid Exposure Assessment

As artificial intelligence enhances the speed of vulnerability detection, minimizing the gap between awareness and action becomes crucial. The challenge extends beyond locating vulnerabilities; it’s about swiftly assessing exposure and formulating a response. Our upcoming webinar, “Outpacing AI-Era Attacks Starts With Faster Time to Answer,” will address these challenges head-on.

Innovative Solutions by Tines

In this session, Tines’ Co-founder and CCO, Thomas Kinsella, alongside Senior Security Operations Engineer, Andrew Katz, will demonstrate how to consolidate multiple data sources into a single, interactive exposure view. The discussion will include linking SBOM data to vulnerable packages, endpoint data to applications, cloud inventories to resources, and vulnerability data to relevant systems.

The aim is straightforward: accelerate the transition from identifying a new vulnerability to understanding its impact. By establishing repeatable workflows, security teams can systematically gather necessary context, simplifying exposure assessments.

The Role of AI and Automation in Security

The webinar will also explore the integration of AI-driven analysis with deterministic automation. AI aids in processing complex inputs and accelerating workflow development. Once verified, automation ensures consistent execution, freeing analysts from repetitive tasks.

For teams in vulnerability management, security operations, cloud security, and application security, the benefit is clear—efficient evidence gathering, quicker conclusions, and expedited responses.

New vulnerabilities won’t come with a straightforward guide to affected areas within your infrastructure. However, existing tools may already hold the key. Register for “Outpacing AI-Era Attacks Starts With Faster Time to Answer” to learn how Tines has streamlined this discovery process.

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The Hacker News Tags:AI in security, Andrew Katz, Appsec, Automation, cloud security, CVE exposure, Cybersecurity, endpoint security, SBOM, SecOps, security operations, security webinar, Thomas Kinsella, Tines security, vulnerability management

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