How to Build a CTEM Program
Across Cloud, SaaS & AI in 2026
From Vulnerability Management to Exposure Management
February 26 | 12:00–1:00 PM CT Microsoft Teams
AI workloads, SaaS sprawl, and identity-based attacks have broken traditional vulnerability management. In 2026, leading security teams are shifting from counting CVEs to managing exposures across real attack paths.
Join Quisitive for a practical, executive briefing on how to design and operationalize a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) program aligned to business risk, not patch volume.
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What You’ll Learn
The 2026 Security Reality
Today’s breaches stem from exploitable combinations of identities, misconfigurations, and detection gaps, not a single missing patch. This webinar reframes vulnerability management through the CTEM lens so your team can:
- Prioritize what attackers can actually exploit
- Focus on attack paths, not CVE lists
- Tie security activity directly to business impact
Ed Higgins
Director of Cloud Solutions
Quisitive
Meet the Presenter
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Who Should Attend
CISOs & CIOs
IT & Security Directors
Security Architects & Cloud Leaders
Who Should Attend
CISOs & CIOs
IT & Security Directors
Security Architects & Cloud Leaders
Live Webinar
Join us for practical reset for how your team measures and reduces risk
- Results‑Driven CTEM Framework - Shift from CVE management to
exposure‑based risk reduction. - 30–60–90 Day Execution Plan - Align teams and demonstrate measurable progress fast.
- Exposure-Based Prioritization - Focus on the identity, configuration, and attack‑path risks that matter most.
- MDR‑Validated Risk Reduction - Continuously confirm exposure and reduce risk in real time.
The 2026 Security Reality
Today’s breaches stem from exploitable combinations of identities, misconfigurations, and detection gaps, not a single missing patch. This webinar reframes vulnerability management through the CTEM lens so your team can:
- Prioritize what attackers can actually exploit
- Focus on attack paths, not CVE lists
- Tie security activity directly to business impact
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Live Webinar
From Vulnerability Management to Exposure Management
How to Build a CTEM Program
Across Cloud, SaaS & AI in 2026
February 26 | 12:00–1:00 PM CT
Microsoft Teams
Join us for practical reset for how your team measures and reduces risk
AI workloads, SaaS sprawl, and identity-based attacks have broken traditional vulnerability management. In 2026, leading security teams are shifting from counting CVEs to managing exposures across real attack paths.
Join Quisitive for a practical, executive briefing on how to design and operationalize a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) program aligned to business risk, not patch volume.
What You’ll Learn
- Results‑Driven CTEM Framework - Shift from CVE management to
exposure‑based risk reduction. - 30–60–90 Day Execution Plan - Align teams and demonstrate measurable progress fast.
- Exposure-Based Prioritization - Focus on the identity, configuration, and attack‑path risks that matter most.
- MDR‑Validated Risk Reduction - Continuously confirm exposure and reduce risk in real time.
Meet the Presenter
Ed Higgins
Director of Cloud Solutions
Quisitive
How Security Leaders Are Rethinking Risk in an AI-Driven World in 2026
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Explained
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Live Webinar
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Explained
How Security Leaders Are Rethinking Risk in an AI-Driven World in 2026
February 26 | 12:00–1:00 PM CT Microsoft Teams
AI workloads, SaaS sprawl, and identity-based attacks have fundamentally changed how risk emerges - but many security programs are still measured using vulnerability metrics designed for a different era.
In 2026, leading security teams are shifting from counting CVEs to managing exposures across real attack paths.
Join Quisitive for a practical, executive briefing that explains Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) - what it is, why it matters now, and how security leaders are applying it in an AI-driven world.
Meet the Presenter
- What CTEM Is (and Isn't)
How CTEM differs from traditional vulnerability management, and why it’s gaining adoption. - How AI Changes Exposure Management
Why AI workloads, SaaS sprawl, and identity complexity require a new risk model. - 30–60–90 Day Execution Plan
Align teams and demonstrate measurable progress fast. - How CTEM Supports Ongoing Risk Reduction
Where MDR and continuous validation fit into an exposure-based approach.
Meet the Presenter
Ed Higgins
Director of Cloud Solutions
Quisitive
- What CTEM Is (and Isn't)
How CTEM differs from traditional vulnerability management, and why it’s gaining adoption. - How AI Changes Exposure Management
Why AI workloads, SaaS sprawl, and identity complexity require a new risk model. - 30–60–90 Day Execution Plan
Align teams and demonstrate measurable progress fast. - How CTEM Supports Ongoing Risk Reduction
Where MDR and continuous validation fit into an exposure-based approach.
2026 Security Check
As environments grow more complex, many security teams are facing a hard reality:
- Are we prioritizing the risks attackers can actually exploit?
- Do vulnerability scores still reflect real exposure across cloud and identity?
- Can we clearly explain security risk and progress to leadership?
If these questions sound familiar, this session is for you.
February 26 | 12:00–1:00 PM CT
Microsoft Teams
Join us for practical reset for how your team measures and reduces risk
AI workloads, SaaS sprawl, and identity-based attacks have fundamentally changed how risk emerges - but many security programs are still measured using vulnerability metrics designed for a different era.
In 2026, leading security teams are shifting from counting CVEs to managing exposures across real attack paths.
Join Quisitive for a practical, executive briefing that explains Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) - what it is, why it matters now, and how security leaders are applying it in an AI-driven world.
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The 2026 Security Check
As environments grow more complex, many security teams are facing a hard reality:
- Are we prioritizing the risks attackers can actually exploit?
- Do vulnerability scores still reflect real exposure across cloud and identity?
- Can we clearly explain security risk and progress to leadership?
If these questions sound familiar, this session is for you.
What You’ll Learn
CISOs & CIOs
IT & Security Directors
Security Architects & Cloud Leaders
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+
Who Should Attend
CISOs & CIOs
IT & Security Directors
Security Architects & Cloud Leaders
Who Should Attend
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Feb. 26 | 12:00–1:00 PM CT | Microsoft Teams
Bonus: Attendees qualify for 2 months free of Spyglass®*
Bonus: Attendees qualify for 2 months free of Spyglass®*
