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Alon Friedman is a Principal Security Architect at Microsoft 365 Defender, with extensive experience in application security and penetration testing. He focuses on defining application security standards and researching threat landscapes. His background includes leading secure software development at Salesforce and managing application vulnerabilities at PayPal. Alon is a recognized researcher, credited with CVE-2014-4246 and the creation of the SCIP OWASP ZAP extension

Boik Su is a security research manager at CyCraft Technology and is currently focused on Cloud Security, Web Security, and Blockchain Security. He takes an active role in the cybersecurity community and has delivered speeches at multiple seminars across the globe, including HITCON, HITB, FIRSTCTI, VB, and HackerOne. He still participates in CTF competitions, including SECCON CTF in Japan and HITCON CTF in Taiwan, and has submitted multiple reports to bug bounty programs and open-source projects.

I spoke at about a dozen conferences so far, mostly always about Software Supply Chain Security / Application Security. I am a regular guest on several podcasts on the same topic as well. I spoke in front of small (a few dozen) and large audiences (several hundreds) both locally and internationally (North America and Western Europe). I spoke at BlackHat SecTor, OWASP Global AppSec, NorthSec, Linux Foundation's OpenSSF event, Munich Cyber TTP, etc.

I am a versatile Application Security Engineer dedicated to enhancing the security posture of both web and mobile applications. My primary focus is on implementing robust security measures through thorough assessments, comprehensive source code reviews, and the integration of security practices within the DevSecOps framework. I specialise in embedding security into Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines through various methods, including Static Application Security Testing (SAST), Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), Software Composition Analysis (SCA), and Mobile Application Security Testing (MAST). By driving effective threat modelling sessions, I identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities early in the development lifecycle, ensuring that security is a fundamental component rather than an afterthought.Additionally, I work on building secure-by-default pipelines and guardrails tailored to the unique requirements of each project, fostering a culture of security awareness among development teams. My goal is to empower organisations to deliver secure applications without compromising on agility or performance.

Jyoti Raval serves as Director of Cyber Security Engineering at Baker Hughes, where Jyoti is responsible for ensuring end-to-end product security and actively contributes across multiple phases of the security lifecycle. Jyoti is the author of Phishing Simulation and MPT tools, and has delivered presentations at leading security conferences, including InfosecGirls, Nullcon, DEF CON 27, Black Hat Asia, HITB Singapore, OWASP New Zealand, Shecurity, DEF CON 32, and Black Hat London. Additionally, Jyoti leads the OWASP Pune Chapter.

Kirils Solovjovs is Latvia's leading white-hat hacker and IT policy activist, renowned for uncovering and responsibly disclosing critical security vulnerabilities in both national and international systems. Kirils started programming at age 7 and by grade 9 was spending his lunch breaks writing machine code directly in a hex editor.With deep expertise in network flow analysis, reverse engineering, social engineering, and penetration testing, he has significantly contributed to cybersecurity advancements. Notably, Kirils developed the jailbreak tool for MikroTik RouterOS and played a pivotal role in creating e-Saeima, enabling the Latvian Parliament to conduct a fully remote legislative process, the first of its kind globally.He currently serves as the lead researcher at Possible Security and as a research assistant at the Institute of Electronics and Computer Science.

Mohit Kulamkolly works at Netskope as an Security Analyst ll - Red team and Offensive Operations, a Santa Clara-based company that offers the Cloud Native Security Platform to assist enterprises secure their growing cloud footprint.He has been working with the Appsec division Pen-testing applications and product features for more than 4 years , in addition to making sure firms’ product development projects are secure. His particular areas of interest are binary exploitation, fuzzing, exploit development and reverse engineering. In his tenure at Netskope he has discovered multiple critical vulnerabilities within the Application and driven by passion for cutting edge research in his domain. An accomplished speaker, he presented at Black Hat Europe Arsenal 2025 and has delivered over 10+ technical presentations to a diverse range of product development disciplines within his current organization. His research has made contributions to the cyber security community including reporting CVE-2024-46455 and open source contributions.

Patrick Ventuzelo is a senior security researcher, CEO & founder of Fuzzinglabs. After working for the French Ministry of Defense, he specialized in fuzzing, vulnerability research, and reverse engineering. Over the years, Patrick has created multiple fuzzers, found hundreds of bugs, and published various blog posts/videos/tools on topics like Rust, Go, Blockchain, WebAssembly, and Browser security. Patrick is a regular speaker and trainer at various security conferences around the globe, including BlackHat USA, OffensiveCon, REcon, RingZer0, PoC, ToorCon, hack.lu, NorthSec, SSTIC, and others.

I am a cybersecurity professional with over 10 years of experience across industries like telecom, healthcare, product development, and banking. I graduated with a Postgraduate Diploma in Information Security from CDAC. My expertise includes application and network security assessments, focusing on mobile app security for Android and iOS. I've disclosed critical vulnerabilities in platforms like Salesforce and Oracle, including CVE-2023-22042.

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