In the Wild with VulnCheck
Date: Last Wednesday of every month
Time: 12:00pm CT // 1:00pm ET
In the Wild with VulnCheck is a monthly, research-driven webinar focused on how vulnerabilities, exploits, and attacker tradecraft are actually showing up in real environments hosted by Kimber Duke, Principal Product Manager, and Patrick Garrity, Security Researcher, from VulnCheck.
Each session cuts through hype to examine what’s being exploited, how attackers are operating, and what security teams should be paying attention to right now. Drawing from VulnCheck research, exploitation intelligence, and live detections, the series blends hands-on technical insight with practical analysis for practitioners, exploit developers, and security researchers.
Expect candid discussions, deep dives into active exploitation, and guest perspectives from VulnCheck researchers and industry peers – grounded in evidence, not speculation.
Register once and you're registered for the entire series. Come as you're available. Recordings will be distributed after the event.
July Topic: A First Look at the 1H 2026 State of Exploitation Report
Is AI actually changing how vulnerabilities get exploited, or just how much noise there is about it? This topic, along with other findings in the report, as our experts walk through the 1H 2026 State of Exploitation report.
They'll cover observations on exploitation volume, speed, threat actor activity, and the sources first reporting exploitation in the wild, along with the open questions the report set out to answer. Join us for a look at the data and a chance to ask questions about what stood out to them along the way.
Past Topics:
January 28th: Tales from the Exploit Mines
February 25th: Inside the Exploitation Files
March 25th: Expectations vs Reality
April 29th: CISA, NIST, and Mythos — oh my
May 27th: Fuzzers to Frameworks: Hot takes on the new AI-Powered Vulnerability Discovery Stack
June 24th: BOD 26-04, Decoded: What It Means for Federal Agencies and Everyone Else
Future Dates:
July 29th: A First Look at the 1H 2026 State of Exploitation Report
August 26th: TBD

