Webinar: Learn How to Answer “Are We Exposed?” Faster After a New CVE
This article highlights the challenge security teams face in quickly determining if a newly disclosed vulnerability actually impacts their environment, a problem exacerbated by the increasing speed of vulnerability discovery and the proliferation of security tools. Tines, a security platform, is showcasing a solution – a dashboard and workflow – designed to streamline this process and reduce the time between vulnerability disclosure and action.
Many security teams struggle to determine if a newly disclosed vulnerability affects their systems. The rapid pace of vulnerability discovery, driven by AI, means that simply finding a vulnerability isn't enough; the real challenge lies in efficiently assessing whether it represents a genuine risk within an organization’s infrastructure. This requires a complex process of gathering information from various sources, including vulnerability scanners, endpoint tools, cloud inventories, and Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs).
To address this issue, Tines, a security platform, is presenting a solution: a dashboard and workflow designed to accelerate the process of vulnerability exposure assessment. The platform aims to connect disparate data sources – such as SBOM data linked to vulnerable packages, endpoint data to installed applications, and cloud inventory to affected resources – into a single, interactive view.
The goal is to move quickly from a notification of a new CVE to a clear understanding of whether it impacts the organization’s systems. By automating the process of connecting these data sources, Tines reduces the manual effort required to build a complete picture of potential vulnerabilities.
The webinar will also explore how Tines combines AI-assisted analysis with deterministic automation. AI can assist in reasoning through complex inputs and accelerating workflow creation, while automation handles repeatable execution without requiring analysts to repeat manual steps.
This approach is particularly valuable for vulnerability management, SecOps, cloud security, and AppSec teams, leading to reduced time spent gathering evidence and a faster path to action.