Most enterprises have treated unsupported OpenJDK as an acceptable trade-off for years: teams absorb the patching, and a slow fix is uncomfortable but rarely catastrophic. That calculation has changed. Agentic AI has collapsed the gap between a vulnerability’s public disclosure and its active exploitation from weeks to hours, and it can now chain together several low-or-medium severity flaws that no human attacker would have bothered connecting. The skeletons in a Java estate — unpatched CVEs, end-of-life JDKs, forgotten applets — they are no longer safely buried.
Join Azul Deputy CTO Simon Ritter for a session on what’s actually haunting most organizations’ Java estates, and what a security-only patch strategy looks like when the remediation clock is measured in hours instead of weeks to months. Simon will walk through how AI-driven attacks are changing patch cadence, testing burden, and compliance posture, and what enterprises can do before the next disclosure turns into the next incident.
What You’ll Learn
