Vincent Swolfs

What you will learn:

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping offensive security. At Rebellion (RBLN), where practitioners and hackers come together to exchange real-world tactics; not theory, this session explores how AI is accelerating the evolution of cyber attacks and redefining how organizations simulate and defend against them. In this talk, Vincent Swolfs, Director of Hacking & CISO at cisa.one, breaks down the shift from manual exploitation to autonomous attack systems capable of discovering vulnerabilities, adapting strategies, and executing complex, multi-step attack paths with minimal human involvement. This session is built on real-world experience and strengthened through collaboration with Aikido Security, bringing a practical perspective on how modern security teams can move from reactive testing to continuous, AI-assisted attack simulation. You’ll gain insight into: -How AI is lowering the barrier to advanced offensive capabilities -Why continuous attack simulation is replacing traditional pentesting models -How modern attackers operate in an AI-augmented landscape -How platforms like Aikido Security enable developers and security teams to continuously identify and fix vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them This is not theory. This is how offensive security is evolving in practice, and what you must do to stay ahead.