CYBERSECURITYApril 23, 20261 min read9 views

[Webinar] Mythos Reality Check: Beating Automated Exploitation at AI Speed

AI is enabling attackers to launch automated exploits at unprecedented speeds, rendering traditional patching routines obsolete. This webinar explores new strategies for vulnerability prioritization and defense in the AI era.

Imagine a world where hackers don't sleep, don't take breaks, and find weak spots in your systems instantly.

Well, that world is already here.

Thanks to AI, attackers are now launching automated, large-scale exploits faster than ever before. The time you have to fix a vulnerability before it gets attacked is shrinking to zero. We call this the Collapsing Exploit Window, and it means your standard patching routine is officially too slow.

If you are fighting AI-speed attacks with manual-speed defenses, your systems are at a breaking point. It’s time to rethink everything.

Join our highly anticipated webinar featuring expert guest Ofer Gayer, Vice President of Product at Miggo Security, and learn how to beat the bots at their own game: Mythos and the Collapsing Exploit Window: Rethink Vulnerability Prioritization at AI Speed.

Here is exactly what you will walk away with:

**The Truth About Mythos:**We are cutting through the hype. Learn what Mythos actually represents and why it matters to your daily security.**The AI Attack Wave:**See exactly how AI is helping attackers discover and exploit vulnerabilities at lightning speed.**The Deadly Patch Gap:**Understand why the gap between a new threat and your patch is widening, and why the old way of fixing things is broken forever.**Your New AppSec Blueprint:**Stop guessing. Get real, practical steps to prioritize real-world risks, including expert secrets on virtual patching.

👤 Who needs to be there? CISOs, AppSec Leaders, and Security Architects. If you are in charge of keeping the gates locked and you know legacy vulnerability management isn't cutting it anymore—this is for you.

Stop letting automated exploits outpace your team. Learn how to secure your organization in the age of AI.

📅 Claim your spot right now before it's too late. Register now.

Source: The Hacker News

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