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Welcome to this edition of Cyberwire X. I'm Dave Bittner.

Vulnerability management has always been a race against time, but as artificial intelligence

accelerates both a discovery of software flaws and the speed at which attackers can exploit

them, that race is moving faster than ever.

For large enterprise software companies, the challenge is no longer just finding vulnerabilities.

It's determining which ones matter most, mobilizing the right teams and reducing risk at scale.

Joining me today are Daniel Ventura, senior manager of Adobe's Vulnerability Operations Center,

and Sangita Aurora, Director of Vulnerability Management at Adobe. Together, they share how Adobe is

evolving its approach to vulnerability management in the age of AI, from improving prioritization and strengthening cross-functional

partnerships to balancing the need for speed with meaningful security outcomes.

That's all ahead on this episode of CyberwireX. Adobe empowers everyone everywhere to imagine, create, and bring any digital experience to life.

From creators and students to small businesses, global enterprises, and nonprofit organizations,

customers choose Adobe products to ideate, collaborate, drive business growth, and build remarkable experiences.

But in today's digital world, trust is what makes bold ideas possible.

Trust empowers creativity, and it starts with security,

by protecting the customers and communities who use Adobe products every day.

That's why Adobe partners with the global security research community through its bug bounty program.

Hosted on Hacker 1, the program invites ethical hackers from around the world to help find

and report vulnerabilities, helping keep millions of customers secure and maintaining the

trust that powers the Adobe brand.

So if you're a researcher ready to make an impact, check out Adobe's public program at hacker1.com

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