Over the last two decades, Matt Johansen has helped make hundreds of organizations more secure. His mission is to leave the Internet a more secure place than he found it. He has helped organizations handle billions of users' information securely and increase brand trust among their customers. He is currently the Head of Software Security at Reddit.

Daniel Miessler is founder of Unsupervised Learning. He is currently building Substrate, a AI framework for improving human security and meaning.

Darwin Salazar is the founder of The Cybersecurity Pulse (TCP) newsletter and co-host of the Enterprise Security Weekly podcast. He is the Head of Product at Monad and has served as a Detection Engineer, Red Teamer, and Cloud Security Consultant at places like Datadog, Johnson & Johnson, and Ford Motors. Darwin has spoken and given workshops at conferences like DEF CON and fwd:cloudsec. He holds the CKA and AZ-500 certifications and a Master's in Homeland Security.

Matthew Toussain is an industry-acclaimed information security professional with experience researching cyber tactics and delivering transformational presentations to large audiences at the most respected and well-known conference venues. He's a proven information security operator with 5+ years of nationally recognized experience conducting, leading, and managing offensive and defensive cyberspace operations.

Paul Asadoorian is currently the Principal Security Evangelist for Eclypsium, focused on firmware and supply chain security awareness. In 2005 Paul founded Security Weekly, a weekly podcast dedicated to hacking and information security. In 2020 Security Weekly was acquired by the Cyberrisk Alliance. Paul is still the host of one of the longest-running security podcasts, Paul’s Security Weekly.

Rajas Tushar Save is an experienced Threat Researcher at Netwitness - RSA Security, with a background in computer engineering and cyber security. He has collaborated with various teams on endpoint analysis, detection, and user entity behavior analytics while also working on developing and improving threat content, cyber threat simulations, implementing MITRE ATT&CK® framework and authoring publications on malware analysis and threat detection. Rajas has received various certifications and awards for his work in the field, and has presented at events such as TEDx and BlackHat Webinar Series. He is skilled in malware analysis, sand-boxing, and incident response and has been a member of the Network Security Operation Center (NOC/SOC) team for BlackHat and RSAConference. Additionally, Rajas is an experienced hiker, rock climbing enthusiast, adventurer, and travel photographer.

Clinton Herget is Field CTO at Snyk, the leader in Developer Security, where he focuses on crafting and evangelizing our strategic vision for the evolution of DevSecOps. A seasoned technologist, Clinton spent his 20-year career prior to Snyk as a web software developer, DevOps consultant, cloud solutions architect, and engineering director. Clinton is passionate about empowering software engineers to do their best work in the chaotic cloud-native world, and is a frequent conference speaker, developer advocate, and technical thought leader.

Michael Farnum is an Advisory CISO and has been in the IT and Information Security fields since 1994. During this time, Michael has held numerous senior cybersecurity consulting, architecture, and leadership roles in various industries such as healthcare, staffing, and software development. Michael has spent the last several years working for cybersecurity solutions providers in the consulting, application security, and reseller spaces, where he has helped numerous organizations assess and build their security and compliance programs. ​
​
In 2010, Michael founded HOU.SEC.CON, a non-profit cybersecurity conference in Houston, with over 1000 attendees annually. In addition to organizing a security conference, Michael often speaks at conferences such as RSA, Infosecurity Europe, and several BSides events, and he is also a prolific cybersecurity podcaster.​
​
Prior to his career in IT and security, Michael served in the US Army and drove an M1A1 main battle tank in Desert Shield/Storm and spent 2+ years as a land surveyor.

Erik Dullea is a cybersecurity and data privacy attorney with experience in the aviation, critical infrastructure and government contracts sectors. He recently returned to Husch Blackwell after working in the Office of General Counsel for the NSA. He is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US) and Information Privacy Manager (CIPM).