Knowing your vulnerabilities isn’t enough—what matters is how fast you can fix them. At ROCon EMEA, Eran Livne focuses on the hardest part of cybersecurity: turning detection into reliable, scalable remediation. As AI accelerates both vulnerability discovery and exploit development, the gap between finding issues and fixing them is only getting wider. Today, many organizations are still operating on 30-day remediation cycles—while attackers are moving in days, or even faster. This session breaks down what’s actually holding teams back. It’s not visibility—it’s trust. IT teams hesitate to deploy patches because things break. Security teams generate noise instead of clarity. The result is friction, delays, and unresolved risk. Eran introduces a more practical model built around three ideas: hyper-prioritization, confidence in remediation, and automation at scale. That includes using AI to predict patch reliability, identify when mitigation is a better option than patching, and validate that systems remain stable after changes are deployed. A key theme throughout the session is alignment. Security and IT must operate as a single system—where one side reduces noise and the other commits to speed. Without that shared model, automation fails. The takeaway: the fastest path to reducing risk isn’t doing more—it’s focusing on what matters, trusting the process, and removing friction from remediation. Recorded live at ROCon EMEA. Start building your Risk Operations Center today: https://www.qualys.com/apps/enterprise-trurisk-management Stay up to date on upcoming events: https://www.qualys.com/company/events Watch more sessions from ROCon EMEA: https://www.qualys.com/rocon/2026/emea

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