Live Webcast|1 hour

From prompt to exploit: How LLMs are changing API attacks

You’ll learn:

  • How AI is accelerating the path from prompt to exploit
  • Why APIs are uniquely exposed in modern architectures
  • Where current security models fall short
  • What needs to change in how teams think about visibility and control
July 27, 2026
2:00 PM ET
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The way applications are being attacked is changing faster than most security teams realize. As LLMs enable faster discovery and exploitation of weaknesses, APIs have become the easiest path for attackers to navigate complex, interconnected systems.

The problem is not just more attacks, but also the speed and efficiency at which they now happen. Traditional security approaches were not built for automated exploit chaining or machine-speed reconnaissance, creating gaps in visibility and control.

This session is for anyone looking to understand how attacker behavior is evolving in practice, and what that means for securing modern, API-driven environments. It breaks down where those gaps exist and how teams need to rethink trust, access, and risk in an AI-driven world.

Event Speakers

Vandana Verma Sehgal
Staff Developer Advocate at Snyk

Vandana Verma Sehgal is a globally recognized cybersecurity leader, currently serving as the(Staff Developer Advocate) at Snyk and a prominent member of the OWASP . With over 19 years of experience across application security, cloud security, DevSecOps, and supply chain risk, she is known for her ability to blend technical depth with community empowerment. Vandana is the founder of InfosecGirls and co-founder of initiatives like InfosecKids and WoSec India, promoting diversity and cybersecurity education across age groups and geographies. She is a frequent keynote speaker at major conferences such as Black Hat, OWASP AppSec Days, and DevSecCon, and has been recognized with multiple honors, including “Cybersecurity Woman of the Year” and “Top Global Influencer in Security.” Beyond her technical advocacy, she mentors aspiring professionals, publishes cutting-edge content on secure software practices, and leads global conversations around responsible, inclusive cybersecurity.