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Partho Alkesh Pandya (known online as Psychomong) is a cybersecurity professional from Patan/Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. He currently serves as Cyber Security Manager at Decimal Point Analytics in Ahmedabad. He previously worked as a Cyber Security Analyst at Demmisto Technologies.Professional Bio & ExpertisePartho is a recognized ethical hacker, bug bounty hunter, digital forensics expert, and VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) specialist. He holds over 100 certifications, including CEH v13 AI (Certified Ethical Hacker) and ISO 42001 Lead Auditor. He focuses on practical cybersecurity research, threat intelligence, AI-related risks, deepfakes, and digital safety awareness.He is an active public speaker, educator, and content creator. He has:Delivered 130+ workshops and seminars on cyber awareness, ethical hacking, and emerging threats at colleges, universities, conferences (IIT & IIMs)and educational platforms.Trained police personnel on cybersecurity topics.Served as a panelist/expert on news channels (e.g., Nirman News) discussing topics like OpenAI trends, digital vigilance, and business cybersecurity risks.Built a following through his Medium blog (Psychomong), LinkedIn, Instagram (@parthopandya), and YouTube, where he shares practical insights, research, and awareness content. His blogging and speaking journey started after encouragement from mentors to deepen his own expertise by teaching others.Claim to FameBug bounty discoveries: Notably found and reported vulnerabilities (including an XSS flaw) on high-profile sites such as NASA and RBI (Reserve Bank of India), earning recognition in the ethical hacking community.Public educator and speaker: Frequently invited for talks, workshops, and media appearances on real-world cyber threats, making complex topics accessible to students, professionals, and law enforcement.Community contributor: Known for promoting free, practical cybersecurity education and collaborating on learning resources.

Rahul Thareja is the Founder and Hardware Security Researcher at C1ph3r-Fsociety, where he develops offensive security hardware focused on RF, BLE, Wi-Fi, and embedded system attack surfaces. With a background in robotics engineering and embedded systems, his work centers on building practical hardware tools that help researchers explore wireless vulnerabilities and understand real-world attack scenarios.He actively contributes to the security community by organizing hands-on hardware hacking villages where attendees can interact with custom-built devices demonstrating wireless security concepts. Rahul has also hosted soldering villages that introduce participants to basic electronics assembly and hardware hacking, helping make the hardware side of cybersecurity more accessible to the community.

Sergey has over 20 years of experience in software and hardware development and reverse engineering. He began learning programming and the basics of reverse engineering at the age of 12, and started his career at Kaspersky Lab as a malware analyst at the age of 18. Over his long tenure at the company, he has made significant contributions to a wide variety of projects. Being an university lecturer, he shares his knowledge with the next generation of security engineers and researchers.