SEC536: Adversarial AI - Penetration Testing AI Systems


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Ease into the day with freshly brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and a selection of hot teas.
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Step away from class and enjoy coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
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Lunch is on your own. Explore nearby dining options to enjoy a meal of your choice before classes resume in the afternoon.
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Enjoy an afternoon pick-me-up featuring coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
In-Person
Ease into the day with freshly brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and a selection of hot teas.
In-Person
Step away from class and enjoy coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
In-Person
Lunch is on your own. Explore nearby dining options to enjoy a meal of your choice before classes resume in the afternoon.
In-Person
Enjoy an afternoon pick-me-up featuring coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
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Generative AI is quickly becoming a default part of the software development lifecycle. Faster delivery can also increase security risk, operational fragility, and decisions that are difficult to review or audit after the fact.
This session focuses on AI coding guardrails: practical, developer-friendly controls that help teams adopt coding assistants with confidence while maintaining strong security, governance, and assurance. We will walk through four maturity levels for agentic coding controls covering topics like built-in steering mechanisms in modern agentic IDEs, project context files, RAG-powered context-injection, and how to implement deterministic, policy-as-code guardrails in that enforce security, quality, and compliance requirements with measurable outcomes and audit-ready evidence.
Then we will show how you can make guardrails that meet your company requirements, without annoying your developers. The secret is to allow them to evolve. Give agents a way to provide feedback on their guardrails and you'll quickly learn more about scenarios in your company that you never knew existed. And, you'll be able to accommodate them, automatically and with a human in the loop when you want it and full automation when you don't.
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Ease into the day with freshly brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and a selection of hot teas.
In-Person
Step away from class and enjoy coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
In-Person
Lunch is on your own. Explore nearby dining options to enjoy a meal of your choice before classes resume in the afternoon.
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Enjoy an afternoon pick-me-up featuring coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
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Join us Wednesday, November 4, for a complimentary evening of meaningful connections, light bites, beverages, and expert insights.
Begin with a networking reception, hear AT&T Cybersecurity Director Tony Tortorici share a leader’s perspective during SANS@Night, and close with a fireside chat featuring GIAC Security Experts from State Employees’ Credit Union of North Carolina.
Already registered for SANS Raleigh 2026 training? You’re automatically included. Not attending training? Reserve your complimentary seat below. Space is limited.
In-Person
When an incident hits and the pressure is high, teams rely on preparation, experience, and the people beside them, and leaders shape that readiness long before the phone rings.
Tony shares his nontraditional path from engineering and IT support to leading Digital Forensics, Incident Response, and Malware Analysis, and how his view of training shifted from what an individual can learn to what a whole team can become.
Attendees will leave with a practical case for pairing formal training with hands-on repetition, multiplying knowledge across the team, and investing in people before they become the person everyone turns to at 2:00 in the morning.
In-Person & Virtual
Join Todd Beadle, Senior Principal Security Architect, and Chris Cockerham, Senior Principal Security Engineer—both GIAC Security Experts at State Employees’ Credit Union of North Carolina. With a combined 56 years in IT and 41 years in cybersecurity, they’ll share career stories, practical insights, and how SANS training and GIAC certifications have shaped their paths.
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Ease into the day with freshly brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and a selection of hot teas.
In-Person
Step away from class and enjoy coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
In-Person
Lunch is on your own. Explore nearby dining options to enjoy a meal of your choice before classes resume in the afternoon.
In-Person
Enjoy an afternoon pick-me-up featuring coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
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The best security conversations happen when sharp people get in a room and talk. This roundtable is an open, peer-driven discussion for Triangle security practitioners, led by Eric Baldwin, Director, Response Engineering at MetLife.
There are no slides and no vendor pitches, just a flowing conversation shaped by the people at the table. Eric will open with a few conversation starters, and the discussion will follow the group's interests.
Ideas on the table include how SOC analysts are really using AI compared to the marketing, where AI has cut toil and where it has added risk, AI-assisted detection engineering and response, securing enterprise AI deployments, prompt injection and agent security, and how security jobs may change over the next 3 to 5 years. Where it goes from there is up to you.
Bring your questions, your war stories, and your own perspective. You will leave with new ideas and a stronger network across the 919.
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Ease into the day with freshly brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and a selection of hot teas.
In-Person
Step away from class and enjoy coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
In-Person
Lunch is on your own. Explore nearby dining options to enjoy a meal of your choice before classes resume in the afternoon.
In-Person
Enjoy an afternoon pick-me-up featuring coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
In-Person
Ease into the day with freshly brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and a selection of hot teas.
In-Person
Step away from class and enjoy coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
In-Person
Lunch is on your own. Explore nearby dining options to enjoy a meal of your choice before classes resume in the afternoon.
In-Person
Enjoy an afternoon pick-me-up featuring coffee, tea, assorted sodas and juices, fruit, and a featured snack.
In-Person