December 3, 2026 | 11:00AM - 12:00PM ET | VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE

Open-weight AI models have commoditized autonomous exploitation, reducing adversary dwell time to zero and making traditional scheduled patching obsolete. To combat these machine-speed threats, federal agencies face a mandatory deadline to fully implement new CISA requirements, replacing static Common Vulnerabilities Scoring System (CVSS) scores with real-world, risk-based prioritization, including enforcing a 3-day (72-hour) remediation clock for top-tier vulnerabilities.

Join Scoop News Group and Accenture Federal Services to learn how federal agencies can shift from reactive defense ("Right of Boom") to proactive prevention ("Left of Boom"). Discover how to achieve adaptive security for an autonomous future using sovereign, zero-egress AI, and watch a live demonstration of FedCyber validating threats and auto-patching code inside secure boundaries.

Who Should Attend

• CISOs & CIOs
• Cyber Operations & Incident Response Leads
• DevSecOps Leaders & Developers
• Compliance, Governance & Risk Officers

Key Discussion Points:

1. The AI Threat Reality: How open-weight models enable autonomous exploitation and eliminate attacker dwell time.
2. CISA BOD 26-04 Mandates: What they are, why they matter, what agencies must do before the end of this year.
3. Defensive Overmatch: Strategies for active defense ("Left of Boom") built on sovereign, zero-egress AI architectures.
4. FedCyber ‘Live’ Demo: Watch an autonomous agent scan custom federal code, run verify-by-exploitation in isolated sandboxes to eliminate false positives, and auto-generate verified code-level patches.