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JOIN CTL NETWORK AND XCITIUM FOR AN EXCLUSIVE EXECUTIVE WEBINAR.

AI driven attacks have outpaced detection first security. Boards are asking new questions and reactive tools are not answering them. Join CTL Network for an invitation only executive session on execution governance: the operating model replacing detection as the standard for enterprise defense.

Why Attend



This is a closed door session for CISOs, CIOs, VP Security, and board risk stakeholders, not a vendor pitch. You will leave with a governance framework you can bring directly to your board, and a first look at how execution control changes the security conversation.


Agenda in a Nutshell 

  • Why AI-driven attacks have broken detection-first security, and what boards now expect in response 
  • Introduce execution governance as the operating model that replaces reactive detection 
  • Live look at ZeroDwell Containment governing unknown execution before trust is granted 
  • Set the frame for the series: four sessions building toward a board-ready security posture 


Meet our Speakers

Brandon Esbach

Principal Security Architect, CTL Network


He has helped organizations close the gaps that surface during M&A diligence, regulatory review, and board level risk conversations. His work spans budgeting, cloud management, strategic planning, and CMMC readiness, with a focus on the ten governance domains that determine whether a company's technology posture can withstand scrutiny.


Bill Barry

VP of Global Security, Service & Solutions, Xcitium


He currently leads SOC strategy and execution for organizations facing today's AI driven threat landscape. A cybersecurity leader with hands on experience across managed detection, response, and containment, he brings a practitioner's view of what it takes to move security programs from reactive to governed.






About Xcitium


Xcitium is the strategic security partner for this executive series, bringing execution governance expertise to the CTL Network community. Their ZeroDwell Containment technology governs unknown execution before trust is granted, replacing detection based response with proactive control.