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A New Approach to Agentic Pentesting for a Stronger CTEM Program

Solution Category Security Operations
Type Webinar
Organization Picus Security
Event Format Company Webinar

Webinar Description

Key Takeaways

  • Picus launches agentic pentesting capabilities designed to integrate with Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) programs.
  • The session covers validation across internal, external, web and cloud environments.
  • Demonstrates how agentic pentesting works alongside breach and attack simulation (BAS) and exposure validation.
  • Aimed at security professionals responsible for continuous exposure management and remediation prioritization.

About the Event

Picus is hosting a product launch session introducing its new agentic pentesting capabilities. The webinar addresses a common challenge in security programs: vulnerabilities and infrastructure changes can create new exposures between scheduled penetration tests, leaving gaps in visibility.

Five Pillars of Agentic Pentesting

The session presents a framework built around five pillars of effective agentic pentesting. Attendees will see how the technology combines adaptive AI reasoning with automation to deliver repeatable testing. The demonstration covers planning coverage across internal, external, web and cloud environments, as well as triggering validation when new threats or meaningful infrastructure changes emerge.

Integration with CTEM and Remediation Workflows

The webinar explains how agentic pentesting complements breach and attack simulation (BAS) and exposure validation to identify exploitable attack paths across an organization’s estate, including areas where traditional pentesting may not be feasible. Picus will demonstrate how validation evidence feeds into a single prioritized remediation backlog and how teams can verify that fixes are effective.

Who Should Attend

This session is relevant for security practitioners building or maturing CTEM programs, vulnerability management teams seeking continuous validation between scheduled pentests, and professionals responsible for prioritizing and verifying remediation efforts across hybrid environments.