PWNEDCR 2026

Date:
September 12–13, 2026
Location:
Auditorio Nacional, San José, Costa Rica
Conference PWNEDCR 2026 with PWNEDCR 2026 official logo in retro computer.

Now in its ninth year, PwnedCR has grown into Costa Rica's largest hacking and cybersecurity conference, expected to draw more than 700 professionals and enthusiasts to San José. Organized by DC11506, the country's official DEF CON group, the event packs two days with talks, workshops, and CTF competitions spanning both offensive and defensive security. It's the kind of grassroots, community-run event where the hallway conversations are just as good as what's on stage.

Bishop Fox's Salvador Rodríguez, Adversarial Operator at Bishop Fox and founder of HackGDL and Hack the Box Mexico, will take the stage to talk about designing real-world offensive security automations.

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Designing Offensive Security Workflows

Speakers: Salvador Rodríguez, Adversarial Operator, Bishop Fox

Abstract: In this session, we won't talk about how amazing AI is or its infinite possibilities. Instead, we'll talk about how to structure, design, and build real-world automations using agents, skills, and MCP servers, with concrete use cases in offensive security. We'll explore how to design workflows that actually work: from migrating existing techniques to reusable skills, to building agents that monitor trends, develop proofs of concept (PoCs), and test attack surfaces. All based on real-world cases, without the hype.


Salvador Rodriguez

About the speaker, Salvador Rodriguez

Adversarial Operator

Salvador is an Adversarial Operator on the Cosmos Team at Bishop Fox, where he focuses on external penetration testing, helping organizations identify and close the gaps in their internet-facing attack surface before real adversaries find them.

Salvador is also deeply involved in the offensive security community. He's the founder and lead organizer of HackGDL, one of Mexico's largest community cybersecurity conferences, and serves as a Hack The Box Ambassador for Mexico, helping grow the local hacking community and connect it to the broader global scene. He's also spoken at multiple cybersecurity conferences.

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