Abdel Adim `smaury` Oisfi
Abdel Adim 'smaury' Oisfi is co-founder of Shielder, an Italian offensive security boutique. His research interests center on web and application security, browser internals, and the long tail of "old" bug classes that refuse to die. He has discovered and coordinated the disclosure of vulnerabilities in widely used software, won live hacking events, and spoken at international conferences. He also co-organizes TumpiCon and is a retired CTF player with JBZ.
Session
AI is changing both the scale and speed of cyber offense and defense. In response, more than 100 organizations across technology, cybersecurity, industry, and government have called for a global surge in cyber defense: better tools for defenders, stronger protection for critical infrastructure, more useful intelligence sharing, and faster remediation of vulnerabilities.
The harder question is what happens next. What should organizations actually commit to, and how should progress be measured? Who gets access to advanced defensive AI, and who decides what qualifies as a “trusted defender”? How can vendors share intelligence and fixes that defenders can use in practice? And who pays to bring these capabilities to smaller hospitals, utilities, municipalities, and other resource-constrained organizations?
The panel will also tackle a fundamental technical challenge: securing software and infrastructure at scale. More models, agents, or compute do not automatically translate into fewer critical vulnerabilities. We will discuss what AI labs, governments, security vendors, software producers, and infrastructure operators each need to do to turn a broad call for action into concrete, accountable improvements in cyber defense.