You Can’t Patch Your Way Out of AI: Measuring Mitigation, Not Patching | SASIG
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Tuesday 10 November 2026, 11am-12noon (GMT)

 

For two decades, the answer to most security problems has been to patch faster. AI is breaking that model. Exploitation timelines have shrunk from days to hours, zero-days now account for a growing proportion of attacks, and many AI-related risks have no patch at all. In this session, we’ll explore how attackers are using AI to accelerate reconnaissance, exploit discovery, malware development and ransomware operations, while organisations face growing exposure from shadow AI, over-privileged agents and AI infrastructure. Drawing on real-world examples, we’ll examine why security teams should focus on mean time to mitigate rather than mean time to patch, and share practical strategies for rapid containment, resilience and reducing AI-driven risk.

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Guest chaired by

Ben Peet (info) UK/Europe CISO, Standard Chartered Bank

 

Presented by

Dick O’Brien (info) Principal Intelligence Analyst, Enterprise Security Group, Broadcom brought to you by Arrow

 

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