The window between vulnerability discovery and exploitation is closing fast, and zero-day risk is outpacing traditional patch-and-prioritize models.
For federal, defense, intelligence, and state and local missions, the stakes are uniquely high — a single breach can disrupt essential services, compromise sensitive data, and erode public trust.
For public sector organizations, this shift raises the stakes for federal, defense, intelligence, and state and local missions, where a single breach can disrupt essential services, compromise sensitive data, and erode public trust. In this environment, resilience depends on more than compliance or reactive patching. It requires continuous monitoring, validation, and response across both legacy and modern systems.
This webcast explores how public sector agencies can strengthen mission resilience against AI-driven zero-day threats. By unifying security data, sharpening visibility, and using automation to help lean teams detect and respond at machine speed, agencies can move from static patch cycles to a more streamlined, coordinated defense model.
