Free webinar
Most security findings are never proved. Engineers spend the week working out which ones are real, and developers stop opening a queue they do not trust. This session is about removing that work: how exploitability is proved automatically, what AI triage adds on top, and what changes in your pipeline once the list is right. A confirmed finding cannot be a false positive — and we will show you why, live, on a running application.
Speakers
Timothy Hansen
Presales Engineer SEA, Positive Technologies
Wahyudi Alamsjah
Cybersecurity Transformation Leader, Positive Technologies
Programme
15:00–15:10
Opening
Why noise is a proof problem. It is not a volume problem. A static analyser reports what could be reachable; it never tests whether it is. That gap is where false positives live, and it is where the working week goes.
Wahyudi Alamsjah
15:10–15:25
How AutoCheck proves a finding is real, and what AI triage adds
AutoCheck builds the check, runs it against the running application and keeps the evidence. AI triage then groups, ranks and explains what comes back, so the list is short enough to act on.
Timothy Hansen
15:25–15:35
Live demo on a running application
The raw scan and its finding count, the confirmed list, the request and response behind one confirmation, and what the pipeline does with the result.
Timothy Hansen
15:35–16:00
Quality Gates, free AI triage, Q and A
Block on confirmed, warn on unconfirmed, and log every decision. Plus how to have the findings from one of your own applications triaged at no cost.
Wahyudi Alamsjah
Timothy Hansen
Save your seat
Free to attend. We will send the meeting link and a calendar invite after registration. Every attendee can request a free AI triage: we take the findings from one of your applications, confirm which of them are exploitable, and hand back a grouped and prioritised list with the evidence attached.
