Inside OSAI EAP: Preparing Your Team for AI Security

More than 2,000 security professionals joined the first two Inside OSAI sessions. This webinar brings firsthand lessons from an offensive security leader preparing his team for AI.

Join us for a live conversation with an OSAI Early Access Program participant as we discuss why his team invested in AI security training, what they learned along the way, and how OSAI helped prepare an existing penetration testing team to assess AI systems with confidence.

What you'll learn

• Practical advice for security leaders preparing their teams for AI
• Why one offensive security team invested in AI security training
• How AI became part of their team's day-to-day penetration testing work
• How OSAI helped establish a shared methodology for testing AI systems
• The biggest lessons from participating in the OSAI Early Access Program
• Why AI security belongs within today's offensive security teams

Meet the speakers

Paul Campbell, Leader of Offensive Security, Splunk, a Cisco company

Paul Campbell is a cybersecurity leader who builds and runs offensive security teams in fast-moving, cloud-first orgs. He's scaled programs through compliance and high growth, and he's good at making technical risk make sense to both engineers and executives. Right now, he's focused on how AI is changing offensive security and what teams need to do to get ready.

Paul Griffin, VP of Customer Success, OffSec

Paul Griffin is Vice President of Customer Success at OffSec, where he leads the global Customer Success, Customer Support, Student Mentorship, and Academy Instructor teams. With leadership experience across enterprise cybersecurity, he is passionate about helping organizations build high-performing security teams and maximize the value of their cybersecurity training programs.

This webinar is built for

• Security leaders responsible for offensive security teams
• Offensive security managers
• Penetration testers and red teamers
• Security professionals evaluating AI security training
• Current OSAI teams interested in hearing how the training is being applied in enterprise environments