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The scariest costume this Halloween: a backlog dressed up as critical findings. Pull off the mask and the story changes. Some of it can't be reached. Some of it can’t be exploited here. What’s left needs an owner and a decision. That’s the pack’s favorite night of the year. Decide once. Resolve forever. #ExposureManagement #DecisionBasedExposureManagement

In the first hours of a zero-day, your usual signals go quiet. EPSS doesn't score a CVE until after it's published. KEV only adds it once exploitation is confirmed. Your scanner is still waiting for a check. So the moment you most need to know whether to drop everything is the moment the feeds know the least about you. And when they do catch up, they describe the vulnerability. None of them knows your environment. We wrote about what a zero-day response looks like when you stop waiting for the feeds. https://lnkd.in/eP62P6E3/?utm_campaign=SageIEngagementI19102026&utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=paid&utm_id=1234647303&hsa_acc=517578018&hsa_cam=1234647303&hsa_grp=897811993&hsa_ad=1595002343&hsa_net=linkedin&hsa_ver=3 #ZeroDay #ExposureManagement #CISO

Critical zero-day exposures in NetScaler, Atlassian, Windows, Ivanti, Palo Alto, Cisco, BeyondTrust, Fortinet and PHP. That was the last month. Every few days, security teams lose another night trying to answer one question: are we impacted by this new zero-day? And, it's only going to get worse. Which is why I couldn't be more excited and proud of our team as we're launching Onit Security's Zero-Day Agent. All the details about our new agent in the first comment. Honest question for the security teams on LinkedIn: when PHP2Shell dropped last week, how long did it take your team to know if you were exposed?

Every zero-day starts with the same question. Do we even run this? Your scanner can't say yet. Its check usually ships days later, sometimes after the patch. Onit's Zero-Day Agent starts at the first public signal. It runs the zero-day against your environment and comes back with the answer: which assets are exposed, which ones can actually be exploited, and what to do about each. Fix it yourself, or let our agents do it. Your team makes the call. And when the zero-day isn't yours, Onit stays quiet. Meet the Zero-Day Agent. 60 seconds, on a real zero-day. #ExposureManagement #ZeroDay #CISO

A new critical zero day every other day. But your team can’t drop everything every other day. Onit’s new Zero Day Agent means they don’t have to. Yesterday it was PHP. Earlier this month it was three Microsoft zero days. Next week there will be another one. Every time, the same questions: Where are we exposed? Can it actually be exploited here? What’s already standing in front of it? Who fixes what, first? Onit's Zero Day Agent picks up the zero day as it breaks, from threat feeds, vendor advisories, social media and forums. Minutes later, you have the answers: Every exposed asset, pulled from the tools you already run. Proof of which ones are exploitable. The controls already protecting you. The actions, owners and evidence, waiting in the Decision Center. Full launch next week 🥳 Follow Onit to see it first. Humans define judgment. Agents execute.

Faster patching won't close that gap. Fewer, better decisions will. Onit turns a handful of human calls into fixes across your whole estate, in hours.