For years, vulnerability management defined how organizations assessed cyber risk by counting assets, scanning for known issues, and prioritizing by severity. This model created false urgency, growing backlogs, noisy reporting, and operational inefficiency.
This Webinar explores how CTEM shifts the conversation from vulnerability chasing to ongoing exposure management, aligning remediation more closely with real-world risks and business goals. We’ll discuss why legacy approaches fall short, what changes when decisions are grounded in exploitability evidence, and how this impacts leadership priorities in 2026 and beyond.
Key Discussion Points
– Why vulnerability management falls short in reflecting real-world threats
– How CTEM improves outcomes by focusing urgency on validated, high-impact issues
– What key requirements do security leaders need to consider for their CTEM program
– Ways AI adoption is expanding attack surfaces and evolving exposure management

Robert Rodriguez
Chairman, SINET
Venture Partner, SYN Ventures

Tom Quinn
VP & CISO
T. Rowe Price

Manan Kakkar
Cybersecurity AVP
Providence

Toks Oladuti
Global CISO
Dentons

Rob Gurzeev
CEO & Co-Founder
CyCognito

Derek Samford
Vice President of Product & Infrastructure Security
Marqeta Inc

Randy Vickers
Deputy CISO
National Student Clearinghouse