Corey Nachreiner is the CTO of WatchGuard Technologies.
A front-line cybersecurity expert for nearly two decades, Corey regularly contributes to security publications and speaks internationally at leading industry trade shows like RSA. He has written thousands of security alerts and educational articles and is the primary contributor to the Secplicity Community, which provides daily videos and content on the latest security threats, news and best practices.
A Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Corey enjoys "modding" any technical gizmo he can get his hands on and considers himself a hacker in the old sense of the word.
Yago Hansen is a recognised expert on IT and cybersecurity issues. He has successfully managed numerous projects in the private (banking, insurance, auditing) and public (government security, defence) sectors. He’s an ethical hacker, expert in infrastructure and network management of all sizes.
He has extensive experience in cloud security operations (AWS, DevSecOps, CI/CD environments). CEO and project manager successfully designing and managing numerous IoT projects on Linux-based embedded systems. He is an expert trainer for government security, intelligence and defence forces and author of multiple publications as well as a frequent speaker at international security conferences and forums.
He currently teaches offensive hacking and Red Team procedures for the public and private sectors.
Ricardo J. Rodríguez holds a PhD in Computer Science and Systems Engineering from the University of Zaragoza since 2013. Currently, he works as Tenured Professor at the same university.
His research interests include the analysis of complex systems, with special emphasis on performance and security, digital forensics and binary application analysis. He is a regular speaker and technical workshop lecturer at numerous industry security conferences, such as NoConName, Hack.LU, RootedCON, Hack in Paris, MalCON, SSTIC CCN-CERT and Hack in the Box Amsterdam, among others.
He leads a research line dedicated to computer security at the University of Zaragoza (https://reversea.me).
Pablo San Emeterio holds an undergraduate degree in Computer Engineering and a Master’s in Auditing and Information Security from UPM, as well as various certificates, such as CISA, CISM and OCA. He is passionate about new technologies in general and IT security in particular. He has spent more than 17 years in various positions concerned with software development and R&D. He has worked in computer security for more than 12 years, building a reputation based mainly on his research into the security of various instant messaging applications, along with work on hooking techniques. This has earned him invitations to speak at major international events such as Shmoocon (Washington) and Black Hat (Amsterdam, Sao Paulo and Las Vegas), as well as numerous presentations at prestigious national conferences such as Rootedcon, Jornadas STIC, NcN, Navajas Negras, ConectaCON, etc.
He also appears every Monday in the Cybersecurity section of Capital Radio’s Afterwork programme, where he discusses current issues in the world of cybersecurity and fosters a cybersecurity culture. He is teacher in the Master’s in Cybersecurity at UCAM, the Master’s in Cybersecurity and Information Security at the University of Castilla La Mancha, the Advanced Programme in Cybersecurity and Compliance at ICEMD, the course OSINT: aesYc open-source Internet research at aesYc and the Master’s in Cybersecurity at IEBS.
He provides cybersecurity and ethics strategy and governance services. In recent years, it has assisted different types of companies (retail, universities, banking, telecommunications, public administrations, media, industry, ...) in Europe and South America. He has also worked as an IT auditor for telecommunications regulators in South America, he is a professor of Cybersecurity and AI ethics in different degrees and Masters, and he is a member of different organisations (ISACA Valencia director, coordinator of the Industrial Cybersecurity Centre in Aragón, ODISEIA- AI Observatory).
Over the past few years, he has also carried out different research related to ethical and cybersecurity challenges in emerging technologies (Artificial Intelligence, Brain Computer Interfaces solutions, IOT), and has participated as a speaker in different national and international conferences.
Lorenzo Martínez Rodríguez is a Computer Engineer from the University of Deusto, Computer Forensic Expert and Chief Technology Officer of Securízame, Madrid, Spain, a company he founded 9 years ago.