Vulnerable Isn’t the Same as Exploitable: How AI Has Upended the Enterprise Risk List

AI isn’t just making attackers more effective — it’s changing the economics of cyberattacks entirely. For decades, attackers were constrained by talent, time, and scale. AI has changed all of that. The attackers now have unlimited shots on goal.

Snehal Antani is one of the sharpest minds in offensive cybersecurity, and someone who has been in rooms most people never get access to. His path took him through leadership roles at IBM, GE Capital, Splunk, and ultimately to the most elite special operations unit in the world. He’s now the CEO and Founder of Horizon3.ai.

In this conversation, Snehal explains the distinction every enterprise security leader needs to hear — the difference between vulnerable and exploitable. He breaks down what AI has actually handed every threat actor on the planet, why organizations that thought they weren’t a target need to think again, why the only perspective that matters in cybersecurity is the attacker’s — and what to do about it.