SEC595: Applied Data Science and AI/Machine Learning for Cybersecurity Professionals


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Contact UsThis technical reference cheat sheet explores practical LLM usage, agent workflows, prompt engineering, MCP integration, context engineering, and AI security considerations from an offensive security and adversary emulation perspective. Designed for security practitioners, Red Team operators, and detection engineers, it provides structured prompting techniques, evaluation strategies, workflow patterns, security guidance, and operational references for integrating AI into real-world security workflows.
Designed for practical use during research, development, and operational planning, this cheat sheet helps practitioners structure prompts, evaluate AI-assisted workflows, understand common security risks, and build more reliable and secure LLM-enabled systems in modern enterprise environments.
This poster has been created as a reference for the SEC565: Red Team Operations and Adversary Emulation, and SEC699: Advanced Purple Teaming - Adversary Emulation & Detection Engineering


Jean-François is based in Portugal, where he is the CEO of Offensive Guardian, a boutique red and purple teaming shop providing freelance services to various organizations. He has worked for other noteworthy firms, including, but not limited to: Neuvik, TrustedSec, Fortra's Cobalt-Strike team, and NVISO.
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