What Actually Compromised Organizations in 2026? Everyone was watching AI. Attackers were using the basics.

AI dominated cybersecurity conversations in 2026. But when OSec looked at what actually created exploitable risk across more than 32,000 validated vulnerabilities, the story was far less futuristic.

The most consequential weaknesses were familiar ones: identity failures, insecure configurations, outdated software, missing protections, and seemingly minor issues that became dangerous when chained together. AI may be increasing the speed and volume of attacks, but it has not replaced the fundamentals of how organizations get compromised.

In this webinar, OSec will examine what its teams actually saw across client environments in 2026, including which vulnerabilities were most exploitable, where remediation broke down, and why traditional severity scores often fail to reflect real-world risk. We’ll also discuss what these findings mean for 2027 priorities, from identity and external attack surface visibility to third-party access and testing complete attack paths rather than isolated findings.