SEC536: Adversarial AI - Penetration Testing AI Systems


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Contact UsAgentic AI represents a structural shift in enterprise software, not an incremental improvement. For decades, organizations built security frameworks around a foundational assumption: humans make decisions, machines execute them. Agentic systems invert that model. They reason, plan, and act autonomously across identities, data stores, tools, and other agents, operating at machine speed in environments designed for human-paced decisions.
The security architecture most enterprises have in place was not built for this. Perimeter controls, identity governance frameworks, data classification policies, and audit mechanisms were designed for stateless, deterministic workloads. Agentic systems are stateful, adaptive, and capable of lateral tool invocation across an organization's most sensitive systems in a single workflow. The gap between existing controls and the actual risk surface of a production agentic deployment is not a configuration problem. It is an architectural one.


Wesley Kuzma has over 17 years of experience in cybersecurity and currently serves as the Sr. Director Security Architecture within Microsoft's Engineering & Architecture Group.
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Chris Cochran is a Marine Corps veteran, cybersecurity leader, and strategist with deep expertise in threat intelligence, security operations, emerging technology, and executive leadership.
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