Probably Not Exploitable
What 214 security practitioners and leaders told us about triage
If you've worked in security for any length of time, you've definitely turned to a colleague and said some version of “this probably isn't exploitable” and moved on.
Nobody says it because they don't care. They say it because there are only so many man-hours in the week, and the queue keeps refilling.
We surveyed 214 security practitioners and leaders to learn how common that call is and how people feel about the work it leaves behind.
On Tuesday, November 17th at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET, Davis Franklin, our Head of Technical Solutions, will walk through what we found and what it means for teams trying to keep up.
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We'll get into:
How often teams wave findings through as “probably not exploitable,” and what that habit adds up to over time
The gaps our research exposes across security teams
Why so many teams are building their own AI triage with general-purpose tools, and where those setups tend to fall short
A better solution to building your own tools
Tune in as Davis will do a deep dive into the research behind the report and a Q&A.
Meet our speaker
Davis Franklin
Head of Technical Solutions