Zero-Day Exploits,
Day-Zero Response
How MSPs Can Stay Ahead of Vulnerabilities and Win the 5-Day Race
In 2025, the average time from vulnerability disclosure to active exploitation dropped to just 5 days — down from 32. Your 30–90 day patch cycle isn't a strategy. It's a liability.
Join Cynet's threat intelligence and community experts for a live session breaking down how the modern exploit lifecycle actually works — and what an intelligence-driven Day-Zero response looks like in the real MSP environment.
Event Details
Date
Time
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
12 PM EDT
Format
Cost
Live Webinar
Free
Mean time from vulnerability disclosure to active exploitation in 2025 - down from 32 days
Of all vulnerabilities added to CISA KEV in 2025 were confirmed zero-days - an all-time high
A new global cyber victim every 39 seconds - your customers are in the crosshairs
Four Things We'll Cover
This isn't a high-level overview. We're going deep on how the modern exploit lifecycle works — and giving you a practical playbook you can act on the same week.
01
Vulnerabilities Background Zero-Days vs. One-Days Knowing the Difference
Zero-Days are the shark attacks everyone fears — rare, loud, weaponized within hours. One-Days are the rip currents pulling customers under daily. Learn why One-Days are often the deadlier threat, and why EternalBlue is still being exploited today.
02
Misconceptions & Maturity Why CVSS Is Lying to You
A 9.8 score on an isolated internal server is less dangerous than a 7.0 on your internet-facing gateway. We’ll break down the three failure modes of reactive vulnerability management and map where your MSP sits on the maturity model.
03
Reducing the Attack Surface Three Moves to Make Today
Before any playbook can succeed, the environment has to be defensible. We’ll cover the three highest-leverage actions MSPs can drive across customer environments right now — before the next CVE drops.
04
The Counter-Current Playbook Win the 5-Day Race
The three-phase industrialized defense framework: Exposure Audit → The Shield → The Trust Loop. Includes a real-world ProxyLogon case study showing how behavioral detection stopped a nation-state attack before a patch was available.
Actionable Guidance from Industry Veterans
Join two of Cynet's sharpest minds on the threat landscape and managed service provider industry: one tracking what attackers are doing, one building the community that helps defenders respond.
Mackenzie Brown
VP of Threat Intelligence Strategy, Cynet
Mackenzie leads threat intelligence strategy at Cynet, translating what's happening on the front lines of active attacks into frameworks MSPs can actually use. With deep expertise in how threat actors weaponize vulnerabilities — from zero-day discovery through mass exploitation — she helps security teams move from reactive patching to intelligence-driven defense.
Jeannine Edwards
Sr. Director of Community, Cynet
Jeannine works at the intersection of security practice and MSP community, helping partners translate complex threat intelligence into conversations their customers understand. She brings the practitioner's perspective to every session, focused on what MSPs need to hear, not just what vendors want to say.
Insights for Growing MSPs
This session is designed for the people making security decisions, whether that’s building the right tech stack, or designing the security operations plan to respond to an increasingly aggressive threat landscape.
MSP Owners & Executives
Evaluating whether your current stack can keep pace with the 5-day exploitation window.
Security Leaders & Practioners
Responsible for customer protection and looking for a playbook that actually scales.
MSP Practice Builders
Building or scaling a managed security offering and differentiating through intelligence-driven defense.
Building a Community of Security Service Providers
Cynet puts partners at the center of everything we do because we know that when MSPs thrive, their customers are safer. We're committed to making that growth simple, supported, and built to last.