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Friday May 22, 2026 4:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Traditional offensive security is often a battle against the friction of manual reconnaissance, repetitive infrastructure setup, and the tedious translation of tool outputs into actionable reports. As Large Language Models evolve from static chat interfaces into autonomous agents, the role of the security professional is shifting from Manual Operator to Systems Architect.

This session approaches offensive security through the lens of a deckbuilding card game. We will walk through a "Setup" phase for selecting the right agentic infrastructure, an "Action" phase involving C2 infrastructure and application security use cases, and a "Cleanup" phase using practical, human-in-the-loop workflows to finalize deliverables.

- Combos and setup: Automatically provisioning multi-cloud redirectors across Cloudflare, AWS, and Azure while maintaining origin secrecy.
- Know your tools: Chaining playwright-mcp with automated script generation to transform a browser-based discovery into a persistent exploit.
- Manage your mana: Strategies for maintaining a low-cost operation by "compiling" agentic reasoning into local CLI tools and offloading repetitive tasks to local models like Ollama.

Attendees will leave with a blueprint for building their own "Security Deck," enabling them to automate the grind, preserve high-level strategy, and execute complex engagements at machine speed without losing the critical oversight of the human operator.
Speakers
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Christopher Craig

Red Team Security Engineer, Amazon
Chris Craig is an Offensive Security Engineer on Amazon's STORM Red Team, specializing in cloud and network security. He holds a Master's in Computer Science from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Prior to Amazon, Chris developed network security solutions at Cisco Systems and... Read More →
Friday May 22, 2026 4:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Track1 (The Mill & Mine) 227 W Depot Ave, Knoxville, TN 37917
  Track 1, Regular-Length Talk
  • about Chris Craig is an Offensive Security Engineer on Amazon's STORM Red Team, specializing in cloud and network security. He holds a Master's in Computer Science from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Prior to Amazon, Chris developed network security solutions at Cisco Systems and conducted research involving geospatial imagery at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, building a foundation in application security assessment and vulnerability research.

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