​You’ve completed a security audit and received a clean report. What can you confidently take from it?

​You can complete the audit, produce a clean report, and still have security gaps that create exposure for your company. We’ll explore which parts of your business were audited and what can change afterward. Examples such as launching a product, giving a supplier access, or moving systems will show how new risks can arise beyond what the report examined.

​You’ll learn what you can confidently take from your report, what may need a closer look, and when to ask your team or security provider for a further check. You’ll leave with practical questions to understand whether the report covers the services your business relies on and whether changes since the audit need attention.

​Key Takeaways

• ​What a clean audit report tells you about your business.

• ​Why it matters which parts of the business were audited.

• ​How new products, suppliers, and system changes can introduce risk.

• ​Why last year’s report may not answer today’s questions.

• ​When to ask your team or provider for a further security check.

​Who This Is For

• ​Founders and business owners at growing technology companies who want to understand what their security audit tells them.

• ​Senior and executive leaders preparing for SOC 2 or similar customer-driven security requirements.

• ​Companies pursuing enterprise customers with security or compliance requirements.

• ​Businesses in SaaS, fintech, healthtech, and other regulated or security-sensitive industries.

​Speakers

​Michael Smith — Co-Founder & CEO, Threat Unknown

​Michael Smith is the Co-Founder and CEO of Threat Unknown. He previously worked as a security engineer at Amazon and Robinhood, protecting millions of users and billions in transactions, with earlier roles at RBC and Unity Health Toronto. His background spans threat modeling, penetration testing, and AI/LLM security. He holds the OSCP and AWS Certified Solutions Architect credentials.

​Keelan Lothian-Williams — Co-Founder & Sales/Business Development Lead, Threat Unknown

​Keelan Lothian-Williams is Co-Founder and Sales & Business Development Lead at Threat Unknown. He brings six years of risk management and underwriting experience across Property & Casualty lines at Travelers Insurance, Progressive Insurance, and Berkley Meridian. He also served as a Logistics Officer and Captain in the U.S. Army Reserve for over a decade.

​Details

​Date: November 18, 2026
Time: 1:00 - 2:30 PM ET
Location: Virtual - link shared after registration

​Register

​Register to understand what underwriters look for, how security controls can affect your coverage and premiums, and what a security loss could mean for your business.

​About Threat Unknown

​Threat Unknown helps startups and growing companies automate security through AI agents that build security roadmaps, address gaps, and help teams stay ready for customer security reviews, insurance renewals, and audits. Founded by ex-Amazon and Robinhood security engineers after building and operating infrastructure to protect millions of users and billions in transactions.