Webinar Registration
TOPIC
Putting AI Escape
Techniques to the Test:
Explore how AI escapes happen and how to keep agents within bounds.
DESCRIPTION
Recent AI incidents have raised a critical question: what happens when an agent does not stay within the path or boundaries you expected?
In this live session, Cloud Range will recreate conditions based on recent AI escape incidents and put an AI agent through realistic security controls. You’ll see what happens when the agent encounters a boundary, gets blocked, and looks for another available path.
You’ll learn:
What AI escape behavior reveals about agent persistence and security boundaries.
How to test AI containment, permissions, tool access, and behavior under realistic adversarial conditions.
Where human oversight is still required as AI gains greater access and autonomy.
How to apply the Cloud Range AI Readiness Framework™ and five steps to PROVE AI Readiness to determine what an AI agent can be trusted to do.
SAVE YOUR SEAT
DATE/TIME
October 15, 2026
2 pm ET / 11 am PT
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
CISOs and security leaders; security operations leaders; AI/ML and AI engineering leaders involved in agent deployment; AI governance, security, and risk leaders.
SPEAKERS
Dr. Josh Harguess
CTO, Fire Mountain Labs
Dr. Josh Harguess is the Chief Technology Officer of Fire Mountain Labs. He leads the firm’s technical strategy to provide expert AI assurance and security advisory services to government and enterprise clients. Josh holds a Ph.D. from UT Austin and has authored over 65 publications and 6 patents. A recognized thought leader, he frequently appears on podcasts and panels to discuss AI trust. Previously, Josh served as the Chief of AI Security at Cranium AI and led the AI Red Team at MITRE. He contributed significantly to industry standards like MITRE ATLAS and the NIST AI RMF to ensure secure AI adoption.
Bri Frost
Director of Product Management, Cloud Range
Bri Frost is Director of Product Management at Cloud Range, where she leads the development of the company’s cyber range simulation and AI validation platform, along with related product initiatives to test and measure cybersecurity capabilities and performance under real-world attack conditions. With more than seven years of experience in cyber training, she brings a background in offensive security and adversary emulation. Bri also serves as OPFOR Director of Training for Cyber Shield, a Department of War cyber exercise, and an advisory board member for Neumont University.
Marcus Linder
Director of Technical Solutions, Cloud Range
Marcus Linder leads Cloud Range's Technical Solutions organization, overseeing the Attackmaster program, customer mission delivery, technical demonstrations, and technical support. He is responsible for ensuring customers receive consistent, high-quality readiness experiences while translating operational insights from customer engagements into continuous improvements across the platform and readiness methodology. Prior to joining Cloud Range, Marcus served in the U.S. Navy as an Incident Response Analyst, Cyber Training Engineer, and Team Lead for Cyber Training, where he developed realistic adversary scenarios, evaluated incident response teams, and led cyber training initiatives. His operational experience helps ensure Cloud Range's platform and customer programs remain grounded in the realities of modern cyber defense.