Security Practitioner

CTEM is not about filling five technology boxes. It is about continuously reducing exploitable exposure, proving remediation worked, and measuring whether the environment is becoming harder to attack.

Horizon3 researchers discovered CVE-2026-9586, an unauthenticated SQL injection vulnerability in Sangoma Switchvox that leads to remote code execution and is now being actively exploited.

Frontier AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery, but breaches still depend on what attackers can do after initial compromise. See how Horizon3 and CrowdStrike connect attacker-derived evidence to defender action.

See how a large real estate company used NodeZero to trace a SQL account lockout to a deeper privilege path and drive immediate remediation.

Learn how the Horizon3 CTEM Operating Loop and NodeZero turn Continuous Threat Exposure Management into a repeatable process for discovering, validating, prioritizing, remediating, and verifying exploitable exposure.

See how a North American manufacturer used NodeZero to connect password weaknesses to real attack paths and turn security findings into measurable remediation.

While many organizations have embraced Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), most struggle to turn the framework into measurable risk reduction. This webinar provides a practical framework to operationalize CTEM by moving beyond basic visibility and into continuous validation, prioritization, and verifiable remediation.

Security teams don't need more findings. They need evidence of what matters. Learn how validation turns assumptions into evidence, improves prioritization, and strengthens CTEM programs.

See how a major transportation company used repeated NodeZero® AWS pentests to uncover exploitable IAM attack paths, prioritize meaningful risk, and verify that remediation actually closed the exposure.

See how Happy Returns uses NodeZero WebApp to continuously validate exploitable risk across its AWS-heavy environment and give developers evidence they can act on.