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Explore where human oversight improves autonomous security and where routine approval becomes a bottleneck as agent activity scales. Hear how research, NodeZero's production-safe autonomy, and HITL and HOTL models shape the decisions, staffing, and cost of operating autonomous security continuously.

CVE-2026-119618 is a critical race condition in Apache HTTP Server's mod_http2 that can lead to remote code execution without credentials. Fixed in 2.4.71. See affected versions, mitigations, and the NodeZero Rapid Response test.

CISA's BOD 26-04 moves federal agencies from severity-based patching to risk-based prioritization. Here's how validation and verification show which exposures to fix first and prove the fixes worked.

Discover 5 key cybersecurity advantages of NodeZero™ for financial services: executive insights, fraud protection, compliance cost reduction, and more.

Discover 5 key benefits of NodeZero™ to enhance cybersecurity in financial services. Reduce risk, boost efficiency, and streamline compliance.

Closed tickets and remediation SLAs show what teams have done, not whether the environment is harder to attack. This infographic outlines four Exposure Management metrics: attack paths and impacts, speed of impact reduction, verification coverage, and recurrence.

CVE-2026-123158, known as *sshole, is an OpenSSH sshd authentication bypass on Linux systems that use musl libc without PAM, including Alpine Linux in its default configuration.

Your Environment Changes Every Day. Can Your Penetration Testing Keep Up? Traditional penetration tests provide valuable insights, but their findings reflect a moment in time. As applications, identities, infrastructure, and attacker techniques evolve, yesterday's assessment may no longer reflect today's exposure. This SANS Spotlight paper explores how AI-powered penetration testing makes continuous offensive validation practical.…

Three customer stories show how to keep severity-only priorities and closed-ticket counts from undermining your CTEM program by tying findings to attack paths and verifying fixes.

CVE-2026-20362 is a high-severity SSRF vulnerability in Cisco Finesse discovered by Horizon3 researchers, with affected versions, mitigations, and a NodeZero Rapid Response test.