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Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) gives security teams a framework for continuously identifying, prioritizing and reducing exposure. But turning that framework into action requires more than visibility and risk signals. Teams need evidence of what attackers can actually exploit, what those exposures enable, and whether remediation truly removed the risk. On September 22 at 1:00 p.m.Eastern/10:00 a.m. Pacific sponsor Horizon3 and host ISC2 will examine how organizations can operationalize CTEM through a repeatable cycle of discovery, validation, prioritization, remediation and verification. We’ll explore why validation is the pivot from assumption to evidence, how attack-path context can improve prioritization, and why verification is essential to proving that exposure has actually been reduced. The result is a practical approach to continuous exposure management grounded in evidence of what attackers can actually do. 1 Group A CPE
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