All Deep Dives For Infosec Conference Talks Covering Data Exfiltration. Talks analyzed in full.
Learn how Google's Workspace security team built a defense-in-depth architecture against indirect prompt injection and rogue agent actions in production GenAI systems.
Learn how to build a Cedar-based policy harness that hooks into Gemini CLI, Claude Code, and Cursor to enforce ABAC rules, track PII taint, and block AI agent data exfiltration.
Learn why AI coding tools break EDR detection rules and how to close the intent attribution gap with process ancestry analysis and agent hooks.
Learn to architect AWS egress controls at scale: centralized Network Firewall, log cost management, allowlist strategy, and bypass mitigations from a real 200-VPC deployment.
Learn how Snowflake built an enterprise AI governance model that keeps pace with weekly vendor releases and autonomous coding agents — without killing developer productivity.
Learn how prompt formatting attacks bypass AWS Bedrock Guardrails PII filters without injection — and how system prompt engineering fights back.
Discover how 37 AI-assisted IDE vulnerabilities across 15+ vendors enable zero-click RCE, prompt injection chains, and silent config poisoning — and how to test your tools.
Learn to close the real security gaps in AWS Bedrock and Azure AI defaults — IAM, guardrails, private networking, and confused deputy risks in agentic pipelines.
Learn how attackers exploit Amazon Bedrock agent prompt templates to leak schemas, bypass input validation, and persist malicious instructions across sessions.
Learn how AI workflows, reasoning models, and feedback loops turned a two-week manual investigation into a two-day operation that identified 2,400 supply chain attack victims.
Discover how AI notetakers introduce prompt injection, viral OAuth expansion, and silent recording into your enterprise — and the controls every security team needs now.
Learn how attackers embed prompt injections in passport images to hijack AI KYC agents and exfiltrate customer PII at scale.
Learn how malicious VS Code extensions bypass Microsoft's safeguards to steal credentials and execute code on developer machines — and the only defense that actually works.