On-Demand Webinar

Demystifying CTEM for CISOs

Risk grows while budgets shrink. How do you manage a security program if you’re not measuring it? 

Just as business intelligence processes today integrate data across silos for a complete view, security leaders need a holistic way to connect vulnerabilities, threats, and program performance. That’s the promise of Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) — a new operating model that moves beyond tactical scans or one-off exercises to deliver continuous, business-aligned visibility into risk. 

In this session, you’ll learn how CTEM helps CISOs:

Expand tactical testing into a continuous program aligned to organizational priorities
Prioritize remediation based on validated impact, not noise
Deliver outcome-driven metrics that executives trust
Justify security investments with validated risk data that clearly communicates exposure reduction to executives and boards

CTEM is fast becoming the standard for modern security programs. Where does yours stand today? 

Pete Luban

Field Chief Information Security Officer, AttackIQ

Pete has nearly 30 years experience in infrastructure architecture, cybersecurity engineering and operations, and risk management acquired through various roles at many well known organizations such as Citigroup, Yahoo!, Google, Bridgewater Associates and Netflix.  Pete has spent the last six years as the Chief Information Security Officer at Dimensional Fund Advisors, an 800 billion dollar asset manager headquartered in Austin Texas,  and one of the worlds leading providers of ETFs and Mutual Funds. 

Jose Barajas

VP, Global Sales Engineering, AttackIQ

Jose Barajas is VP, Global Sales Engineering at AttackIQ. He has over a decade of experience as a security researcher reverse-engineering malware and developing security controls and analytics. At AttackIQ, he now focuses on improving security control efficacy through attacker behavior emulation and establishing continuous security validation programs. Jose has presented at Black Hat, Globaltek Security Conference, and ISACA Security Conference and actively leads research partnership efforts with MITRE Engenuity.

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