Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Two-day conference (March 19-20, 2027) focused on real-world offensive security techniques
- Four days of hands-on training sessions available March 15-18, 2027
- Covers advanced penetration testing, red teaming, AI-assisted offensive security, and supply chain attacks
- Designed for experienced security professionals including pentesters, red teamers, and security engineers
About Entrypoint
Entrypoint is an offensive security conference structured around practical, technical content for experienced practitioners. The event combines a two-day conference program featuring talks from security experts with an extended four-day training track. This format separates knowledge sharing from intensive skill development, allowing attendees to engage with either or both components.
The conference positions itself within the adversarial simulation space, concentrating on techniques and methodologies used by penetration testers and red team operators. Sessions address both tactical execution and strategic considerations for offensive security programs.
Technical Focus Areas
The program covers several interconnected offensive security domains. Advanced penetration testing and full red team scenarios form the core technical content, examining how security teams simulate real adversaries against enterprise environments.
AI-assisted offensive security addresses how machine learning tools are changing attack methodologies and what defenders should anticipate. Supply chain attacks and CI/CD security reflect growing concerns about software development pipeline vulnerabilities, an area where offensive techniques help organizations identify weaknesses before adversaries exploit them.
Physical intrusion content extends beyond network-based attacks to examine how red teams assess physical security controls. Malware development and command and control (C2) infrastructure sessions cover the tooling side of offensive operations. Post mortem analysis rounds out the program by examining how organizations learn from security incidents and improve their defenses.
Who Should Attend
Entrypoint targets mid-level to senior technical professionals working in offensive security roles. Penetration testers and red team operators will find content aligned with their daily work, while security engineers and consultants can gain insight into adversarial techniques relevant to defensive architecture decisions.
Incident responders benefit from understanding offensive methodologies to improve detection and response capabilities. Technical leads overseeing security programs can use the event to stay current with evolving attack techniques and training approaches. The content assumes existing technical knowledge, making it most suitable for practitioners with established experience in security operations or consulting environments.