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Top 5 security hygiene gaps to be aware of (and how to prevent them)

June 24, 2026

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT

You’re still patching, scanning, and remediating at human speed. Attackers aren’t. Learn how to close the security hygiene gaps automated attacks are built to exploit.

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What to expect

Mythos is not a magic hacker god. But it does dramatically compress the time and expertise required to find vulnerabilities, chain attacks together, and turn poor security hygiene into real compromise fast.

That means the old playbook of monthly patching, periodic scans, and manual remediation is getting harder to defend.

In this live event, we’ll break down the top five security hygiene gaps attackers are most likely to exploit right now, why they matter, and what IT teams can do to stay ahead.

The reality is simple: attackers are automating attacks, and defenders need to automate their defense. Welcome to the bot-vs.-bot era, and we want to help you win.

Register now to learn how.

What you'll learn
  • Patch latency. Attackers don’t wait for Patch Tuesday.

  • Poor endpoint visibility. You can’t secure what you can’t see.

  • Legacy and unmanaged systems. Attackers love your oldest system.

  • Manual remediation workflows. Human-speed response is too slow.

  • Misconfigured and overprivileged systems. Small gaps become big problems fast.

Speakers

Tara Sinquefield

Content engineer, PDQ

Andrew Pla

Host, PDQ

Bogdan Calapod

Software engineer lead at PDQ

Greg Wood

Host, PDQ