From 0-Day to Fix: How to Respond at the Speed of Mythos | On-demand Webinar | Harness Resources

The arrival of frontier AI models capable of autonomous vulnerability discovery means the industry is bracing for a coming wave of 0-day disclosures unlike anything we've seen before. But here's the uncomfortable truth: most organizations aren't just unprepared from a security standpoint — they're unprepared from an engineering standpoint. Knowing about a vulnerability and being able to neutralize it are two entirely different problems. This webinar walks through a practical, end-to-end response framework — from shielding production the moment a CVE drops, to proving remediation is actually in place — and makes the case that closing the gap between detection and deployment is the defining challenge of the Mythos era. What You'll Learn The 0-day response problem is both a security problem and a pipeline problem. If your deployment cycle takes two weeks, being able to remediate in code in 10 minutes buys you almost nothing. Organizations need to close the gap between vulnerability identification and production deployment, or runtime and supply chain controls become the only real backstop. The organizations that weather the Mythos era best won't just have better tools — they'll have better velocity, and that velocity will come from agents. Agentic workflows that continuously monitor disclosure feeds, triage findings against your actual environment, and initiate remediation without waiting for a human to open a ticket will compress response timelines from weeks to minutes. When disclosures come in volume, prioritization is the security posture. Most organizations will be buried not because they can't fix vulnerabilities, but because they can't quickly distinguish the critical few from the noisy many. Focusing remediation effort on vulnerabilities that are actually reachable in your environment — rather than raw CVE severity scores — is what separates teams that stay ahead from teams that spend the whole quarter playing catch-up.