Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines how threat actors are using artificial intelligence in real-world attack operations
- Demonstrates Fortra’s offensive security tools (Core Impact, Cobalt Strike, Outflank Security Tooling) for simulating advanced threats
- Covers evasion techniques against modern EDR and NDR systems using adversary simulation
- Addresses how continuous attack simulation supports secure deployment of enterprise initiatives
- Aimed at red team operators, penetration testers and security professionals responsible for offensive security programs
About the Session
This German-language session addresses the expanding attack surface that organisations face as they integrate artificial intelligence into core business processes. The presentation focuses on threats that traditional security models struggle to address, including prompt injection and malware enhanced by machine learning capabilities. Fortra security experts demonstrate how continuous attack simulation provides more comprehensive coverage than periodic testing alone.
Samuel Rodriguez Tato, Solution Engineer EMEA Offensive Security at Fortra, and Christoph Hellmeier, Head of Business Development Management at Aqaio, lead the session.
Offensive Security Tools in Focus
The session showcases three Fortra offensive security solutions working together. Core Impact provides penetration testing capabilities, Cobalt Strike enables adversary simulation through its post-exploitation agent Beacon, and Outflank Security Tooling (OST) delivers evasive red team functionality. Together, these tools allow security teams to replicate sophisticated attack scenarios, including those associated with state-sponsored threat actors.
Key Topics
Real-World Attacker Scenarios
The session examines how threat actors currently deploy artificial intelligence within their operations and the attack opportunities these techniques create.
Evasion Techniques Against Modern Defences
Presenters demonstrate how Fortra’s offensive security solutions can simulate advanced adversaries that use machine learning to bypass endpoint detection and response (EDR) and network detection and response (NDR) systems.
Red Team Augmentation
The session covers how automation can scale red team operations from reconnaissance through post-exploitation phases without requiring additional personnel.
Continuous Testing for Faster Deployment
Consistent, ongoing security testing provides the validation needed to deploy new initiatives with greater confidence and speed.
Who Should Attend
This session is relevant for red team operators, penetration testers, security engineers and offensive security practitioners. It is also suitable for security leaders evaluating how to test defences against threats that leverage machine learning capabilities, and organisations seeking to understand how continuous attack simulation fits into their security validation strategy.