TL;DR: Stop chasing thousands of “toast” alerts. Join Wiz and the Okta/GitLab experts to learn how hackers link small flaws to create “deadly chains” in your data and how to break them. Sign up for strategic briefings here.
Most security tools work like a smoke alarm that goes off every time you burn toast. You receive so many alerts that you eventually start ignoring them.
What is the real danger? While your team is busy fixing 100 “toast” alerts, a sophisticated attacker is secretly building a lethal chain through your system.
What is a “Lethal Chain”? Hackers rarely look for one big “open door” anymore. Instead, we discover a series of small, low-risk “cracks” that don’t look scary on their own. From small coding bugs to cloud misconfigurations, connecting these cracks creates a direct path to your most sensitive data.
If your tools only look at your code or the cloud in isolation, you’re not seeing the big picture. You are flying blind.
Briefing: Stop guessing. Start mapping.
Join Security Leaders next week for a live deep dive into today’s most dangerous attack patterns with industry experts Mike McGuire (Wiz) and Salman Ladha (ex-Okta/GitLab/Auth0).
What we’ll cover:
Beyond alerts: How to determine which bugs are actually “deadly” by mapping real-world attack vectors. The code-to-cloud gap: Why hackers love the “white space” between development and production environments. Reduce Noise: A practical framework to prevent your team from wasting time on unimportant alerts.
The value of attending live is the direct access. Following the briefing, we will hold a public Q&A session. There, you can ask Mike and Salman questions about your specific architecture or pipeline challenges.
Reserve your seat: Register for free here
Can’t make it in time for the live show? If you register anyway, we’ll send you the full recording immediately after the session.
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