Most cloud security tools are good at telling you what's wrong. The backlog grows every week, the fixes happen one finding at a time, and now that AI lets attackers enumerate attack paths with a prompt and a few tokens, that pace no longer holds up. The questions security leaders ask have changed:

How do you actually shrink access sprawl instead of just counting it?
How do you enforce least privilege without breaking production?
Which attack paths carry real business risk?
And how do you stop the next risky change before it reaches runtime?

At Risk Takers' AI Defense Stack Day, Jonathan Langer, CEO of Act Security, walked through Act's action-centric approach to cloud security in a seven-minute pitch, then answered questions from a panel of security leaders. It's the quickest way to understand what Act does, in plain terms, and to hear the questions CISOs ask when they see it for the first time.