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I'm a Cyber Security Specialist with experience in Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Assessment, and Secure Code Review.
I started my journey in the Cyber Security field 9 years ago by being an active "Ethical Hacker" and finding security vulnerabilities in critical services offered by worldwide companies, including Google, Microsoft, eBay, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
My interest in white-hat hacking gradually turned into a career and I had the opportunity to work at two international companies as a Security Engineer and Security Tester. There I've performed offensive security activities on a great variety of applications and networks, which allowed me to expand my skill set. In 2019, I decided that I could give more to the community and the world as an entrepreneur, so I started my own Cyber Security company called LooseByte.
We now offer our experience and knowledge in the form of personalized security solutions that help companies stay proactive in a rapidly changing world.
Paul C Dwyer is recognised as one of the world’s foremost experts on cyber security, risk and privacy.
As CEO of Cyber Risk International he specialises in corporate and enterprise security, development of cyber defence programs, and business operations protection for CRI clients.
With responsibility for the protection of trillions of euros in global money movement and critical infrastructure technologies that protect hundreds of thousands of companies’ and governments’ interests in more than 100 countries.
Zwienenberg started dealing with computer viruses in 1988 after encountering the first virus problems.
His interest thus kindled he has studied virus behaviour and presented solutions and detection schemes ever since. Starting as an independent consultant, later as R&D Manager at CSE Ltd, as a researcher for ThunderBYTE, as Chief Research Officer at Norman, and currently as Senior Research Fellow at ESET.
Over the years he has served in many extra roles in different industry organizations. Currently he is still serving on the board of AVAR, on the Technical Overview Board of the WildList and as the Vice Chair of the Executive Committee of IEEE ICSG.
In 2018, Zwienenberg joined the Europol European Cyber Crime Center (EC3) Advisory Group as an ESET representative. Zwienenberg has been a member of CARO since late 1991. He is a frequent speaker at conferences and general security seminars.
IT professional with International experience on IT strategy, acquisitions and enterprise architecture in the public and private sectors. Broad and deep knowledge, combined with hands-on experience in data science, AI and ML, systems integration and the full spectrum of information technologies. Successful track record of helping clients through IT strategy alignment and realization, developing business and improving revenue.
John Bambenek is President of Bambenek Labs, a global threat intelligence firm, and a handler with the SANS Internet Storm Centre.
He has over 20 years’ experience in Information Security and leads several International investigative efforts tracking cybercriminals - some of which have led to high profile arrests and legal action.
He currently tracks neo-Nazi fundraising via cryptocurrency and publishes that online to twitter and has other monitoring solutions for cryptocurrency activity. He specializes in disruptive activities designed to greatly diminish the effectiveness of online criminal operations. He has produced some of the largest bodies of open-source intelligence, used by thousands of entities across the world.
With almost 15 years of experience in the IT field, in various roles: from programmer to service manager and from team lead to project manager, Corina is currently COO at eSolutions, leading the execution of the organizational strategy and overseeing the operational functions of the business. She trusts that embracing Agile methodology helps to adapt more quickly and easily to increasingly market dynamics and development speed, often delivering speeches and workshops on this topic.
Corina leads through example and believes in the power of kindness, always putting people first. In her spare time, she is part of the board of a public speaking organization, where she implements programs for high school students.
Josh Pyorre is a senior security research analyst with Cisco Umbrella. Previously, he was a threat analyst at NASA, working as part of the team that built and operated the NASA Security Operations Center at Ames Research Center. He has also worked at Mandiant, helping to build their SOC while conducting incident response for multiple clients. Before working in security, Josh was the technical director for a non-profit providing assistance to the houseless in San Francisco.
His professional interests involve network, computer and data security with a goal of maintaining and improving the security of as many systems and networks as possible.
Josh has presented at conferences and locations around the world, including DEF CON, B Sides, Source, Derbycon, InfoSecurity World, DeepSec, Qubit, NASA and various companies and government entities. He was also the host of season one of the security podcast, 'Root Access’.
