At the show the company launched RidgeGen, an agentic platform that chains flaws into complete attack paths and validates each path with reproducible evidence before an analyst ever sees it.
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- How are collaborative AI agents (Agentic AI) reshaping offensive security?
- How can AI-driven validation drastically reduce the time between detection and remediation?
- How can you prove that a vulnerability represents a real breach risk?
- What do recent CVEs reveal about the most common mistakes in vulnerability management?
- What lessons can we learn from recent cases like the Salesforce token abuse or Fortra GoAnywhere CVEs?
- What makes Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) different from traditional penetration testing?
- What role does automation play in solving the “vulnerability overload” challenge?
- Why are API attacks still rising, and how can organizations prevent OAuth token abuse?
- Why do so many security teams prioritize irrelevant vulnerabilities while overlooking exploitable ones?