This session is about showing what agentic AI really looks like in practice. We’ll start simple, breaking down what it means for an AI to self-prompt, adapt, and stay aligned with an overall task. From there we’ll move into hands-on examples using local agentic AI for quick scripting, we'll integrate cutting edge AI with reverse engineering tools to solve complex problems and newer models novel models which can aid your creativity and bring your ideas to life and deploy them fast. The theme is practical and collaborative: how these systems can be used to solve real problems, where they can go wrong, and tips for making them work with you rather than for you.
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- Understand what Agentic AI is
- Identify practical tools and frameworks to speed up daily tasks
- Apply best practices for collaboration
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Scott Issac
Scott began his cybersecurity journey as an Electronic Warfare Systems Operator, where he honed his skills and gained valuable experience. During an operational tour of Afghanistan, he provided critical SIGINT support, further deepening his expertise. Scott’s career progressed as he played a key role in the formation of two operational Cyber Units, demonstrating leadership and innovation. He then served as the Head of Cyber Product Development with QA Ltd, where he spearheaded cutting-edge projects and initiatives. His passion for education led him to deliver training at prestigious conferences such as Blackhat US/EU, B-Sides, NullCON, BruCON, and Nano. Now, as a freelance cybersecurity consultant, Scott continues to leverage his extensive knowledge and experience to help organizations enhance their security posture.