Ophir Harpaz is a security researcher for Guardicore. She enjoys reversing malware, fighting with Cybercriminals and playing CTFs. As an active member in Baot - a community for women developers, researchers and data scientists - she co-manages the tech-blogging program. Ophir has spoken in various security conferences on financial malware, Cryptomining campaigns and trends in server attacks. She has taught a reverse-engineering workshop and published an online version of it at https://begin.re to share her enthusiasm for reversing. Ophir has recently won the Rising Star category of SC Magazine's Reboot awards for her achievements and contribution to the Cyber security industry.

Hasherezade is passionate about IT since early teenage years. From that time she collected a wide range of experience – working as a scientific researcher, programmer, pentester and analyst. Currently, she spends most of her time analyzing malware for Malwarebytes, and sharing knowledge about it in technical blog posts, as well as on a private YouTube channel. She builds software with the same enthusiasm as she takes it apart. She is an author and active maintainer of several free and open-source tools, mostly related to malware analysis. In 2018, she was included on a Forbes Europe list of 30 under 30 in technology.

Bruno is an independent security researcher who focuses on browser security. He previously wrote and presented about exploitation of various major browsers by targeting the JavaScript engine. He demonstrated browser exploits publicly at hacking competitions such as Hack2Win eXtreme 2018 and Pwn2Own 2019. He used to play CTF intensively with the German team Eat, Sleep, Pwn, Repeat but is now retired.

Noam Liran is the CTO for Cloud Security Group in Microsoft, responsible for innovation and technological leadership in cloud security. Before that, Noam was the Director of R&D for Cloud App Security in Microsoft, leading the development of Microsoft's market leading CASB solution. Previously the Chief Software Architect of Adallom (acquired by Microsoft in 2015), Noam holds an MBA from INSEAD and is the author of several patents in the area of cloud security.

Amanda absolutely loves malware. She works as an Offensive Security Engineer on the Red Team at Facebook. Previously Malware Researcher at Endgame, FireEye, and the U.S. Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center. Received a MS in Information Systems Engineering from Johns Hopkins University, Maryland. Research interests include malware evasion techniques, rootkits, dynamic behavior classification, and developing runtime kernel detections.

Tomer is a Principal Security Research Manager at Microsoft, where he leads the Israeli team at the Microsoft Security Response Center. His current areas of research include low-level vulnerability research, exploitation and mitigation. Previously, Tomer co-founded Armis, an IoT security startup, where he served as VP of Research. Prior to Armis, Tomer led security research at cloud security startup Adallom, which was acquired by Microsoft.

Matt Suiche is the founder of the Cloud memory analysis start-up Comae Technologies. Prior to founding Comae, he was the Co-Founder and Chief Scientist of the application virtualization start-up CloudVolumes which was acquired by VMware in 2014.

Matt is also allegedly a fun guy according to TheShadowBrokers. Another trivia fact about Matt: He loves hummus asli.

Tomer Teller is a Principal Security PM lead at the Microsoft Windows Cyber Defense group. Prior to his work at Microsoft, Teller was the Security Innovations Research Manager and Corporate Technical Spokesperson at Check Point. He has been an active speaker at industry conferences and presented his work at Black Hat, Blue Hat, RSA and OWASP. Teller holds a B.Sc. in computer science and is a proud owner of multiple patents in the field of exploit mitigations and threat detection.

David Weston is the Partner Director of OS security at Microsoft where he is responsible for the security engineering of Windows, Windows Server, and the Azure OS as well as the Offensive Security Research Team (AKA the Windows REDTEAM).
Before leading security engineering in Windows, Davis lead the security research team for Microsoft Defender ATP the team responsible for detecting and responding to global adversaries. David has been with Microsoft since Windows 7, holding many different security roles in mitigation design, penetration testing, malware analysis, and threat intelligence. In addition to his engineering work, David is also an accomplished security researcher presenting his work at numerous security conferences including Blackhat and Defcon.