2027 Predictions: What’s Next for Patching and Endpoint Security?
Wednesday, November 18 at 11 am EST / 5 pm CET
AI-powered attacks, expanding software ecosystems, and new threats to trusted systems are changing the rules of cybersecurity. For IT teams, staying ahead of vulnerabilities is becoming more challenging—but is faster patching alone enough?
Join Chris Hughes, Founder of Resilient Cyber, and Gene Moody of Action1 as they share their predictions for 2027, challenge conventional approaches to vulnerability management, and explore what the evolving threat landscape could mean for patching and endpoint security.
Attend to discover:
- How AI could change the race between vulnerability discovery, exploitation, and remediation
- Where emerging threats and unexpected security blind spots could put endpoints at risk
- Why traditional approaches to patching and endpoint management may need to evolve
- What role automation, visibility, and control could play in staying ahead of threats in 2027
Will today’s patching and endpoint security strategies be enough for tomorrow’s threats? Join us to hear the experts’ predictions and find out what IT teams should be preparing for now.
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Speakers
Chris Hughes
Founder @ Resilient Cyber
Chris has spent over 20 years in cybersecurity, starting in the U.S. Air Force and continuing across U.S. federal agencies and commercial technology companies, including time as a CISO. He advises security startups in AppSec, software supply chain security, and AI security, and is the author of “Software Transparency, Effective Vulnerability Management, and Securing AI Agents”. He is also an Expert Reviewer on the OWASP Agentic Top 10.
Gene Moody
Field CTO
With 30 years in IT, Gene has seen cybersecurity threats evolve firsthand. He believes the future of endpoint security isn’t just about stopping attacks, but building systems that remain resilient even when defenses fail.