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I often deliver technical security content to professional and executive level audiences. For example, as a SOC Analyst at IDDA, I directly presented our SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation and Response) platform to Ministry of Security representatives. I gave a technical walkthrough of the platform architecture, incident automation workflows, threat correlation mechanisms, and presented real world use cases. Subsequent to the presentation, the product received considerable interest from multiple stakeholders and potential investors.I've also attended vendor meetings with Palo Alto and Forcepoint DLP, presenting technical assessments and making workflow recommendations to help optimize the deployment of security products and their integration into the corporate environment.Besides this type of enterprise-level presentation, I've also been the guy on the team to go to an international hackathon. I presented AI security and automation concepts at an innovation event in Georgia. I gave a presentation to a technical evaluation panel, detailing the design of the system, the model for threat detection, and the architecture of the data pipeline.I also took part in the Google AI Hackathon in Kazakhstan, where I presented a detailed technical pitch including model architecture, implementation strategy, and deployment aspects to judges and business representatives.These occasions implied explaining intricate technical details in a digestible form, addressing immediate technical inquiries, justifying architecture choices, and discussing security compromises. I feel at ease presenting deeply technical information to both engineering communities and business leaders.

Speaker at multiple International Security conferences: NullCon, AVAR Singapore, AVAR Chennai, Bsides Delhi. Did first lock picking workshop in India with Nullcon in 2012 and multiple lock picking workshops in Nullcon , Hackers conference.  Did workshop on Arduino in NullCon hackers conference and created first ever Hardware badge in India for Hackers conference.

I have a speaking experience of almost around 2.5 years, I started givung sessions from my own college utself and then I have been approached to provide expert training sessions in multiple colleges by far I might have given training sessions at around 6 to 7 colleges and i have also given online sessions as well. And my LinkedIn profile is proof of it.

Cybersecurity Researcher and Security Trainer with hands-on experience in Web, API, Active Directory, and Thick Client Application Security Assessments. Worked on multiple large-scale onsite VAPT engagements across enterprise environments, focusing on identifying complex attack paths, exploitation techniques, and realistic security risks.Specialized in offensive security operations involving Active Directory, cloud environments, and advanced web application testing. Experienced in conducting black-box and system-level security assessments, developing security testing methodologies, and researching emerging attack vectors. Holds expertise in Windows and Linux security architecture testing along with multi-cloud offensive security concepts across AWS, Azure, and GCP.Beyond assessments, actively involved in mentoring and training students and security enthusiasts through practical, real-world cybersecurity sessions. Passionate about security research, red teaming methodologies, wireless security, and building offensive security tooling. Frequently works on vulnerability research, security documentation, and conference-driven security content focused on practical attack demonstrations and defensive awareness.

Pratham Pawar is an IT engineering student at Vasantdada Patil Prathisthan’s College of Engineering and Visual Arts, Mumbai, and a cybersecurity researcher with professional experience in penetration testing and security analysis. His work focuses on applied cryptography, offensive security, secure protocol design, and AI-driven cybersecurity systems. He has authored multiple cybersecurity books, including Hacker’s Handbook: A Beginner’s Guide into Ethical Hacking, Python Pen-testing Unleashed: Techniques for Ethical Hacking with Python, and Secrets Unlocked – Hacking Ciphers with Python.His research contributions have been presented at IEEE and Springer conferences, with published work in cryptography and secure systems engineering. He also holds certifications including Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and Microsoft Certified Cybersecurity Analyst, and has worked on projects involving AI-powered penetration testing, post-quantum cryptography, and advanced network security systems.

R.D. Tarun (RDT) is a cybersecurity researcher specializing in malware analysis, reverse engineering, and adversary tradecraft. His work focuses on dissecting real-world attack campaigns, with particular emphasis on multi-stage infection chains, fileless execution, and evolving infostealer ecosystems.He conducts in-depth research on active malware campaigns, tracking their progression from commodity tooling to custom-developed payloads. His analysis has uncovered previously undocumented behavior, including custom infostealers, infrastructure patterns, and techniques used to evade modern defenses. His research has been widely circulated within the security community and covered by multiple security news outlets and industry publications.His work combines static and dynamic analysis with memory-level investigation to trace full execution chains from initial access to data exfiltration. He focuses on understanding attacker tradecraft end-to-end and translating offensive techniques into practical detection strategies for SOC and DFIR teams.He actively publishes technical deep-dives on malware, including infostealers, fileless loaders, and multi-stage attack chains, and has presented his research at reputed security community meetups and forums.