Threat Modeling

Peter started out in the nineties as software engineer working on internet banking applications for various European financial institutions. After developing, he moved to the role of defending and designing systems and networks for high-availability websites. Since 2004 he started specializing in breaking: pentesting complex and feature-rich web applications. Currently he leads a global team of highly skilled penetration testers as lead pentester. He is a contributor to several open-source penet... moreration testing tools, and he maintains an extra-featured OpenSSL fork. He likes to speak at international security conferences and meetings, such as OWASP, BSides, OSDC and NullCon - which mixes really well with being a permanent road warrior. Home is 127.0.0.1.

Justin Boyer writes copy and content for tech companies. He started his IT career as a software developer, then moved into application security, becoming Security+ and CSSLP certified. After almost a decade in the tech industry building desktop, mobile, web, and cloud-based applications, Justin has launched a tech writing business to help software and security companies sell their products and services.

Shaila Rana is the Founder and a Security Educator at CyberSecure. She holds a PhD specializing in Information Systems Security and holds an MS in Cybersecurity. She has a background consisting of both education and industry experience. Cybersecurity is both her passion and hobby.

With comprehensive experience in Cyber Security, Ethical Hacking, VAPT and Security Consultancy, I aim to bring my experience and knowledge to all professionals in this field. I am a certified ISO 27001:2013 Lead Auditor. I have tested over 100 web and mobile applications. I have experience with compliances like ISO 27001, GDPR and PCI DSS. My areas of interest include Web and Mobile App Pentesting, Dark Web Intelligence, Cryptography, Enterprise Security, Network Security, ISO Standards and GDP... moreR. I have conducted extensive online and offline training. My training audience mostly include working professionals and college grads.

Lee has worked in the security industry for over 20 years. His experience includes providing various security services to several organizations including an Internet Service Provider, a computer manufacturer, a global pharmaceutical company, a public university, and a large bank where he was responsible for the penetration testing team. Lee has published several books focused on teaching penetration testing skills and is an active Pluralsight author where he has published more than 10 video tra... moreining courses on various security topics. Most recently, Lee is focused primarily on offensive security testing at Covail.

Alan is the Lead Architect for the cyber security company Reveille Security. He is also the author of the book Rapid J2EE Development published by Prentice Hall. Alan’s tenure in the IT industry goes back over several decades and during that time he has been fortunate to work on many large-scale systems for a range of business-sectors and industries, including energy, finance, retail and healthcare. His core skills are in information security, solution architecture, and systems integration. Much... more of his work with clients is as a consultant but the projects he enjoys the most are where he gets hands on with the technology and works as part of a team to deliver a great result. Alan’s role in security and architecture places an emphasis on the importance of communications skills. Despite once being terrified at the thought of public-speaking, Alan now enjoys any opportunity to share knowledge and ideas, be that through presentations, workshops, mentoring or by simply putting pen to paper.