Committee

Handpicked from the best our community has to offer.

Vasilis Maritsas

Vasilis is a partner at EY cybersecurity consulting services with close to two decades of experience in the offensive security field. He enjoys discussing about hacking and hacks, showcasing how security can fail, and helping create a safer cyberspace. His experience working with some of the largest organizations across the globe brings a wealth of knowledge and a pragmatic approach to ethical hacking.

Evangelos Mitakidis

Evangelos brings to the table an extensive career spanning over two decades in the domain of ethical hacking, focusing his expertise on Red Team Operations with a particular interest in CyberWarfare, Adversary Emulation and Offensive Security Research and Operations. He stands recognized by esteemed organizations for his responsible disclosures.

During his leisure moments, scarce though they may be, Evangelos dedicates himself to continuous learning, remaining abreast of emerging techniques and staying attuned to the latest trends in Cybersecurity. His commitment to professional growth and contribution to the field underscores his standing as a respected figure in the cybersecurity community.

Lucas Lundgren

Meet Lucas, a 20-year veteran in Penetration Testing and the founder of Skullkey. Skullkey excels in penetration testing, hosts its bug bounty platform, and operates a security scanner. Lucas's expertise spans breaking into diverse domains, from oil rigs and ATMs to Fortune 500 networks worldwide. He's a sought-after speaker at major conferences like Blackhat, Defcon, and RSA, emphasizing proactive security measures and a client-centric approach. Lucas continues to be a trailblazer in the world of cybersecurity, dedicated to safeguarding digital assets and setting industry standards.

Charis Bountolos

With more than 15 years in the cybersecurity field, Charis has been marked by a deep involvement in both offensive and defensive cyber operations, where he has excelled in automating network security processes and integrating threat intelligence. Charis is actively engaged in protecting critical infrastructure, both in the private sector and within European agencies. He enjoys discussing APTs and advanced hacking techniques, and likes sharing his knowledge and experiences. His passion for the field is clearly reflected in his ongoing quest for new knowledge and his dynamic involvement in the professional cybersecurity community.

Wendel Guglielmetti Henrique

Wendel Guglielmetti Henrique has over 25 years of experience in the IT field, 19 of which have been dedicated to offensive security. He has performed countless physical, social engineering, network, wireless, application and ATM penetration tests on organizations around the world, including Fortune 500, government and financial sector. In 2002 he developed a tool to detect and remove the infamous BugBear virus, before most antivirus companies worldwide. During his career he has identified vulnerabilities in several technologies, including webmail services, wireless access points, remote access systems, WAFs, IP cameras, VOIP systems, in addition to co-authoring a patent (offensive security) in the United States. He has given presentations at conferences such RSA Conference (US), ToorCon (US), Defcon (US), Black Hat Arsenal (US), OWASP AppSec Research (Sweden), Black Hat Europe (Spain), Troopers (Germany), OWASP AppSecEU09 (Poland), YSTS (Brazil), Ekoparty (Argentina) and H2HC (Brazil).

Piotr Duszyński

Piotr Duszyński is an established cybersecurity expert with a specialized focus on ethical offensive hacking. Over the past two decades, Piotr has applied his expertise to reinforce the digital fortifications of top-tier financial, government, and private sector organizations across the globe. His expertise includes secure code development, in-depth security research, and providing specialized IT security consultancy for complex and dynamic environments. Notably, Piotr is the creator of Modlishka and Portspoof, tools that have significantly influenced the cybersecurity landscape