Proactive Security in Action: Continuous Validation with FourCore
Your last pentest is already out of date.
The moment it was delivered, your environment changed. New deployments, new configs, new techniques in the wild. And the attackers changed too. AI-enabled adversary activity grew 89% last year, and the time between a vulnerability going public and someone exploiting it is now measured in hours, not weeks.
CERT-In has noticed. Its recent blueprint on AI-assisted attacks says it plainly: periodic assessments are not enough anymore. Validation needs to be continuous, and it needs to produce evidence.
Join EGUARDIAN and FourCore for a practical session on what that actually looks like. No slideware theatre, just a working discussion with both teams in the room.
What happens in this session
Opening and Introduction: EGUARDIAN and FourCore set the stage.
Topic 1. The AI Attacker Is Real: what we are actually seeing with AI-assisted attackers, and why the window between disclosure and exploitation keeps shrinking.
Topic 2. What CERT-In Expects From You: a plain reading of the AI threat blueprint, and what continuous, risk-based validation means day to day for Indian enterprises.
Topic 3. Building Your Tireless Red Teamer: how adversarial exposure validation puts your EDR, email security, firewall, and SIEM through real attack techniques every day, and shows you which fixes actually held.
Open Q&A: ask EGUARDIAN and FourCore anything strategic, technical, or operational.
Why this session matters
Three questions security leaders are asking right now:
If attackers can exploit a vulnerability before we can patch it, will our controls catch them?
How do we meet CERT-In's expectations without burning out the team?
Are our security tools actually stopping real attack techniques, or just checking a box?
This session is built to answer all three.
Your hosts
Priyam Mandal, Regional Director - Global Sales & Operations, EGUARDIAN
Free to attend. Seats are limited.
Can't make the live session? Register anyway, you'll get the full recording and key takeaways from the discussion.