Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Addresses the 72-hour window organizations have to respond to vulnerabilities before exploitation occurs
- Focuses on governance frameworks, decision authority and pre-approved escalation paths for emergency security response
- Designed for IT managers, CISOs, security managers and risk officers in medium to large organizations
- 22-minute virtual session hosted by Ivanti
The Challenge of Rapid Vulnerability Response
When threat actors exploit vulnerabilities faster than organizations can complete standard change cycles, the bottleneck often shifts from technical patch deployment to decision-making authority. IT INSIDER: 72 HOURS (OR LESS) TO ACT examines this governance gap, exploring how security teams can prepare for situations where normal approval processes are too slow.
The webinar addresses a common scenario: a critical vulnerability is disclosed, exploitation is observed in the wild, and teams must act within hours rather than days. Without pre-established frameworks, organizations face delays caused by unclear escalation paths and undefined risk thresholds.
Governance and Escalation Frameworks
The session covers practical governance questions organizations can use to assess their readiness. Key areas include determining risk appetite in advance, establishing pre-approved escalation paths for emergency action, and ensuring teams have sufficient vulnerability intelligence to make informed decisions under pressure.
Rather than focusing on technical remediation, the content emphasizes the organizational and procedural elements that enable rapid response: who has authority to act, under what conditions, and with what information.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is suited for IT and security professionals responsible for vulnerability management, incident response and security operations. Roles including CISOs, IT managers, security managers, risk officers and product managers in medium to large enterprises will find the governance-focused content relevant to their operational challenges.