Topic: AI-Based Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) in Enterprise Environments
Abstract: As enterprise attack surfaces expand across cloud, hybrid infrastructure, SaaS, and remote endpoints, traditional security validation methods are no longer sufficient to ensure resilience. AI-based BAS introduces a continuous, intelligence-driven approach to validating security controls by autonomously simulating real-world adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).
This webinar explores how AI-enabled red teaming enhances capabilities through adaptive attack path discovery, automated exploit chaining, and dynamic simulation aligned with the MITRE ATT&CK framework. It will focus on how the integration of AI improves detection validation, prioritizes control gaps, and reduces false positives in complex enterprise environments. The session will also examine how AI-driven BAS supports risk quantification, security posture benchmarking, and compliance validation against applicable control frameworks and requirements. Attendees will also gain insights into how enterprises leverage continuous attack simulation to strengthen detection engineering, optimize SOC performance, and measure defensive effectiveness against evolving threats.
Key Takeaways:
- Integrating AI-powered BAS into enterprise security architectures
- Measuring control effectiveness across cloud and on-premises environments
- Automating red-team and blue-team feedback loops
- Moving from periodic testing to continuous security validation
Speaker:
Milton Araújo, Security Researcher
Bio: Milton Araújo is an offensive security specialist with a strong focus on red-team operations, malware development, evasion techniques, and reverse engineering. His work centers on simulating real-world adversaries to help organizations assess and improve their defenses against modern security controls such as EDR, AV, XDR, and sandbox technologies. He regularly conducts advanced penetration tests across infrastructure, web applications, APIs, mobile, and wireless environments, and develops custom implants and stealth execution frameworks. Milton is also an OWASP community contributor, a Certified EC-Council Instructor (CEI), and the host of r19.io, a podcast featuring leading hackers and security researchers from around the world.
