Threat Intelligence

Webinar Tackles the Toughest Question After a New CVE: Are We Exposed?

The Hacker News · 9 Sept 2026

Key Takeaway Small businesses should map out where their critical systems and software components live now, so that when the next big vulnerability hits, checking exposure takes minutes rather than days.

When a major vulnerability is disclosed, the first alert is easy. The hard part is working out whether your business is actually affected. Many security teams have to manually check scanners, endpoint tools, cloud inventories, software bills of materials, repositories, and application data before they can answer that question with confidence.

As AI speeds up vulnerability discovery, this delay becomes riskier. The challenge is shifting from simply finding vulnerabilities to quickly understanding exposure and responding faster. An upcoming webinar, hosted by Tines co-founder Thomas Kinsella and Senior Security Operations Engineer Andrew Katz, will demonstrate how their team pulls multiple sources of exposure data into a single interactive dashboard.

The session will show how combining AI-assisted analysis with reliable, repeatable automation can help vulnerability management, SecOps, cloud security, and AppSec teams cut down on manual evidence-gathering and move faster from 'a new CVE exists' to 'here is whether it affects us.' The goal is to build workflows once and reuse them each time a new vulnerability appears, rather than starting from scratch.

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