On-Demand Webinar

Trust, but Verify: Adversarial Exposure Validation for Third-Party Risk

Organizations rely on security questionnaires that third parties rarely complete honestly and security teams cannot validate, creating significant blind spots. Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV) addresses this by delivering empirical evidence of exploit feasibility and visibility into your third parties’ actual cyber defenses. 

Imagine vendors simply clicking a file to run regular validation tests and automatically sharing results with you—no spreadsheets, just validated data about real risk.  

In this webinar, see how organizations transform third-party risk management with AEV to replace self-attestations with concrete evidence. 

What you’ll learn:

  • Test actual attack scenarios against third-party defenses instead of relying on questionnaires
  • Enable vendors to run comprehensive tests with a single click and share results automatically and regularly
  • Identify real exploitability in your specific context using concrete attack path data
  • Base third-party security requirements on verified exploitable findings, not unvalidated vulnerabilities

Carl Wright

Chief Commercial Officer, AttackIQ

Carl is a seasoned entrepreneur and executive with experience in the security, storage, virtualization, and software sectors. Prior to joining AttackIQ he held executive operational roles at Securify, Decru, and Kidaro, where he contributed to rapid growth and subsequent acquisition by Microsoft, Network Appliance, and Secure Computing. He has extensive experience in all aspects of enterprise information technology deployments and has held key IT operational roles, including chief information security officer for the U.S. Marine Corps. In 1999, he was awarded the National Security Agency’s Frank B. Rowlett Trophy.

Jose Barajas

VP, Global Sales Engineering

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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