How it works
Free, open, and accessible.
This is a free online event open to anyone who wants to take part. There is no registration and no identification. Show up, watch, learn, ask questions, and participate at whatever level of engagement works for you. Each session will be recorded and posted online for everyone to use afterward.
Schedule
Three days, One Goal.
Session times are shown in your local time.
Tuesday, January 26, 2027
Data Collection
What to collect, from where, and how often. Scanner coverage, asset inventory, and the evidence that shows both are complete.
Sessions announced soon.
Wednesday, January 27, 2027
Vulnerability Evaluation
Internet-reachability, likely exploitability, and the Potential Agency Impact N Rating.
Sessions announced soon.
Thursday, January 28, 2027
Remediation and Reporting
Driving decisions. Fixing and mitigating on the clock, then reporting it to agencies and auditors.
Sessions announced soon.
Audience
Who should attend
Teams under a CAP
Learn the strategies and approaches that get you out from under it by March 7, 2027.
Teams not under a CAP
Find new ways to strengthen what you already do, and borrow from the experience of others.
Teams in a Good Place
Show up to share what is working, and learn a few new tricks along the way.
Speakers
Who speaks
Speakers are active practitioners from Cloud Service Providers, auditors, advisors, and vendors. We organize tracks and sessions around the work. If your product has answers, this is a forum to let everyone know.
Success
The Mission
Support teams to come off a CAP, or avoid going on one, then position everyone to succeed by the March 7 deadline and beyond.
Sponsors
Sponsors
The workshop is free to attend because sponsors make it happen. Sponsors fund logistics, time, and publication, and share the room with a security-minded audience that is working on this exact problem.
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This is bigger than the rules.
The VDR refactor is a dramatic, complex change to security compliance, and something that many teams are struggling to understand, implement, and maintain. It's also one of the most timely changes we could be facing. Think about it this way - at some point in the future we'll look back on the 12-hour SLA and chuckle that we used to have so much time to respond.