I need to visit the same building for 10 days. The first two days I had to check in each day, but my original key code still works. So instead of checking in each day, I found a really good use for the social engineering badge.
Is that how you do it @sec_defcon ?
@akshdeeps_001 That’s funny!
No kill switch. No audit trail. No containment.
The win here is at least you know this happening. Half the battle, maybe?
This is exactly what the Secure Agent Architecture Review catches before it ships.
Everyone is deploying AI agents. Almost nobody can kill one in 30 seconds, list what it can reach, or explain last Tuesday's decision.
We just released 28 free, audit-ready controls that fix that. Mapped to NIST, ISO 27001, CSA CCM, PCI DSS, CIS.
https://t.co/O4O6tg5krV
Just wrapped DEF CON 34. Saw the same pattern: everyone’s deploying agents. Almost nobody’s securing them first.
Autonomous at scale = massive blast radius.
Get your agent architecture assessed before you’re in incident mode.
@olympus_cyber | Executive Cyber Resilience
Have you ever participated in a tabletop that sucked? Me too!
Well, come find this guy @Forensic_Pro at @defcon, probably hanging out in the @sec_defcon, and he will develop a table top for your technical and executive teams that doesn’t suck.
Looking forward to a fun day at the Social Engineering Community Village. There is a valid reason we call humans the weakest link and it will show today.
@defcon@sec_defcon@olympus_cyber
On the ground at #DEFCON34 this week. @olympus_cyber is sponsoring the Social Engineering Community. The human layer is still where most breaches start, and no community sharpens that edge better. Come find us. #DEFCON