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Watch Now: Attack Surface Management Summit – All Sessions Available
Videos from SecurityWeek’s Attack Surface Management Virtual Summit are now available to watch on demand.
SecurityWeek’s Attack Surface Management Virtual Summit took place on September 17, 2025. You can now watch all sessions from this online event where cybersecurity leaders and practitioners explored strategies, tools, and innovations shaping the future of ASM.
As digital assets and cloud services continue to expand, defenders are shifting tactics to continuously discover, inventory, classify, prioritize, and monitor their attack surfaces. This summit brings together experts to share real-world lessons, emerging trends, and practical approaches to staying one step ahead.
Join the event to explore:
- Mastering Attack Surface Management: Core strategies to reduce and control your digital footprint
- Staying Ahead of Exploited Vulnerabilities: Insights on the CISA KEV list and effective threat response tactics
- Leveraging Modern Security Testing: Best practices for red-teaming, pen-testing, and bug bounty programs
- Securing Assets & Cloud Environments: Techniques for asset visibility and stronger cloud protection
Whether you’re responsible for enterprise defense or securing multi-cloud infrastructures or LLMs, this virtual summit will equip you with the insights to manage today’s attack surface and prepare for tomorrow’s threats.
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See real-world examples of how attackers engage with LLMs. This session is for anyone securing, testing, or building AI systems, especially those using LLMs.
This virtual event picks apart the various components of attack surface management strategy, the push to mandate continuous asset visibility and inventory tools, and the use of red-teaming, bug bounties and pen-tests in modern security programs.
Widespread adoption of AI coding tools accelerates development—but also introduces critical vulnerabilities that demand stronger governance and oversight.
(Matias Madou)
Building secure AI agent systems requires a disciplined engineering approach focused on deliberate architecture and human oversight.
(Stu Sjouwerman)
By focusing on fundamentals, enterprises can avoid the distraction of hype and build security programs that are consistent, resilient, and effective over the long run.
(Joshua Goldfarb)
As attackers target help desks and identity systems, traditional security perimeters are proving insufficient against agile, socially-engineered threats.
(Torsten George)
Why context, behavioral baselines, and multi-source visibility are the new pillars of identity security in a world where credentials alone no longer cut it.
(Etay Maor)
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