Why CVSS Doesn’t Work Anymore (and What Does)

Static CVE scores tell you what’s critical globally, not what’s actually critical in your environment.  

That gap is getting harder to ignore. AI-driven vulnerability discovery is increasing both the volume of findings and the speed at which they can be exploited.  

So, what do you fix first? 

Join us to explore how vulnerability management teams are prioritizing based on viable attack paths, not just severity scores — including a live walkthrough of how this works in practice. 

You’ll learn:

If you’re dealing with a growing backlog and shrinking time-to-exploit, this session will help you decide what to fix first and start reducing threat debt. 

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William Booth

Senior Director, Product Management

William Booth is Senior Director of Product Management at AttackIQ, where he leads cybersecurity product strategy focused on helping organizations operationalize Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM). Prior to AttackIQ, he served as General Manager of MITRE ATT&CK® Evaluations and previously led MITRE Caldera™. William has hands-on experience defining how ATT&CK coverage is measured, evaluated, and communicated across the industry.

Carlos Koteich

Senior Product Manager

Carlos Koteich has over 6 years of experience in Product Management, from leading product teams to developing new features and products, managing product life cycles, and building strategic roadmaps. Before joining AttackIQ, he contributed his expertise to Onapsis, where he played a key role in enhancing their product offerings.

Joseph Mastromarino

Director, NA Sales Engineering

Joseph L. (Joe) Mastromarino is based out of Brooklyn, NY and is the Director of NA Sales Engineering at AttackIQ. Joe has been in the technology industry for over 20 years. Joe has worked in technology risk and security for financial institutions like Credit Suisse and JP Morgan and has worked with many customers in other security technology firms like LogRhythm and Mandiant prior to joining AttackIQ. Joe holds a BS in Information Technology from St. Francis College and an MS in Information Systems from PACE University.