Today’s threat landscape requires the rapid identification and prioritization of vulnerabilities to keep pace with attackers. Traditional methods, such as the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS), have shown to be ineffective for vulnerability management. Despite this, many organizations continue to rely on CVSS scores to shape their vulnerability prioritization strategies.
This webinar deep dives into the emerging trend of utilizing the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS). EPSS is beginning to change the way we approach vulnerability management by providing a probability that a specific CVE/vulnerability will be exploited within the next 30 days. This dynamic and predictive framework offers a significant advantage over static CVSS scores.
Join Jay Jacobs, Co-founder at Cyentia Institute and one of the creators of Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) and Guillaume Ross, Deputy CISO at JupiterOne to explore the latest findings from Cyentia Institute's research, "A Visual Exploration of Exploitation in the Wild". This session will provide valuable insights into how EPSS can enhance your organization's security posture by prioritizing vulnerabilities based on their likelihood of exploitation.
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Jay Jacobs
Co-founder and Chief Data Scientist
Cyentia Institute
Guillaume Ross
Deputy CISO
JupiterOne
Jay is a Co-founder and Chief Data Scientist at Cyentia Institute, a research firm dedicated to advancing the state of information security knowledge and practice through data-driven research. Jay is the lead data scientist for the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) and is co-chair of the EPSS special interest group at FIRST. Jay is also a co-author of “Data-Driven Security”, a book covering data analysis and visualizations for information security professionals. Connect with Jay on Linkedin.
Guillaume has been a security practitioner for over a decade, building on prior experience working in enterprise IT. With experience in multiple cyber security companies, he's also worked on the blue-team side for large organizations and startups, and really enjoys challenging preconceived ideas. Why do something because everyone else is, or because we've always done it this way? Let's prove it's useful first! Connect with Guillaume on LinkedIn.
