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Proactive Security Virtual Summit: Proving Security in the Era of AI

Proactively prove you're secure.

A hole in a donut makes it great. A hole in your cybersecurity environment leaves you open to exploit. How do you know which holes an attacker can truly bite into?

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autonomous tests run safely in production

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7,351

customers

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98% less noise
than scanners

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50x faster than
manual pentests

Find security gaps
before the attackers.

Even a small hole can be chained together to leave you wide open to exploit

hack

Uncover attack paths.

Knowing a vulnerability exists isn’t enough. You need to know if it’s actually exploitable.

Fix

Prioritize what actually matters.

In an ocean of vulnerabilities, prioritize the ones that are proven to endanger your business.

Verify

Close the loop on every fix.

Re-test to confirm the threat is gone and prove your risk has actually been reduced.

Repeat

Prove continuous resilience.

Your risk changes every time your environment does. Continuously find weaknesses before attackers do—so you stay secure through every change, every day.

Run AI-driven attacks, safely in production

Horizon3’s NodeZero® autonomously executes real attack techniques, without agents or disruption. We proactively show exactly how attackers move, what they access, how to stop them, and verify fixes instantly.

Which holes can attackers really bite into?

Five questions CISOs and security teams can answer through autonomous penetration testing.

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Infographic with five questions autonomous penetration testing can answer, from which weaknesses to fix first to showing leadership what improved

Donuts are better with holes. Defenses aren’t.

Put your environment to the test with Horizon3.

Prove you’re secure.

Request a complimentary pentest.

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