A New Lens on Exposure: From Fragmented Findings to Focused Defense

Exposure is not just a visibility problem. It’s an execution one, driven by disconnected systems, siloed teams, and fragmented data.

Security teams are overwhelmed by alerts, from CVEs and misconfigurations to unchecked access and missing controls. The data is there, but when it’s siloed, it rarely leads to action.
That’s when questions start to surface:

• What’s actually exposed?
• What’s most urgent?
• Who’s responsible for fixing it?
• And how do you keep the same risks from coming back?

Many teams turn to Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) to bring structure to the chaos. It’s a strong starting point, but most programs stall between discovery and action. The challenge isn’t a lack of tools, it’s that the data, systems, and teams responsible for reducing exposure aren’t working together.

It’s time to take a new lens.

One that prioritizes exposures in full context relevant to your organization. One that expands the scope beyond patchable CVEs to include the gaps attackers actively exploit. One that connects risk to ownership and makes progress visible across the business.

Join Shai Mendel, Co-Founder and CPO, and Eitan Yellin, Product Manager, for a candid conversation on what it really takes to operationalize exposure management at scale, why traditional approaches fall short and how to prevent the preventable breach.

• How disconnected systems and siloed teams make risk reduction harder than it should be
• Why exposure must be defined more broadly to include misconfigurations, missing controls, and access issues
• How to break down silos and connect the right data points to surface high-value findings
• How contextual prioritization helps teams focus on what matters most to the business
• How to measure exposure reduction and use it to drive investment and accountability
• What it takes to scale exposure reduction efforts without adding tools, agents, or headcount