Daniel Goldberg is a security researcher who has spent over a decade in different sub- fields including Malware Analysis, Vulnerability Research, and Security Tooling. In his last role at Guardicore, his research was presented at security conferences such as Black Hat USA and BotConf. He's responsible for the Infection Monkey, an open-source breach and attack simulation tool.

Diane Dubois is a Senior Security Engineer at Google. After spending several years focusing on Vulnerability Research and large Security Reviews applied to diverse stacks (from hypervisors to BMCs and Kubernetes), she lately shifted towards Memory Safety to work on protecting Google and its users from memory corruption. Her core areas of proficiency are systems and virtualization. She presented at different conferences including BlueHat IL.
Diane is also an active contributor to the security community as a member of several conference review boards and through her involvement in women's associations.

Itai Grady is a Principal Threat Intelligence Manager at Microsoft, leading the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC) sites in Israel and India. Previously, Itai was a leading the security research team for some of Microsoft’s leading security products and a member of various research and development teams for over 20 years in several companies, including Aorato (acquired by Microsoft) and 8200 intelligence unit. Itai holds a B.Sc degree at Computer Science.

Tomer is the CTO and co-founder of Dazz. Prior to Dazz, Tomer led MSRC-IL, co-founded Armis, and led research at Adallom. With 20 years of experience in vulnerability research, Tomer now focuses in helping companies rapidly fix them at scale.

Sherrod DeGrippo is Director of Threat Intelligence Strategy at Microsoft. She was selected as Cybersecurity woman of the year in 2022 and Cybersecurity PR Spokesperson of the year for 2021. 
Previously, she was VP of Threat Research and Detection at Proofpoint, where she led a global team of threat researchers, malware reverse engineers and threat intelligence analysts. Her career in cybersecurity spans 20 years with prior roles including leading Red Team Services at Nexum, senior solutions engineer for Symantec, senior security consultant for Secureworks, and senior network security analyst for the National Nuclear Security Admin.
She is a frequently cited threat intelligence expert in media including televised appearances on the BBC News, and commentary in the Wall Street Journal, CNN, New York Times, and more. Having presented at Black Hat, RSA conference, RMISC, SleuthCon, and others, Sherrod is a well known public speaker, and the host of THE Microsoft Threat Intelligence podcast. In her personal time, Sherrod spends time with her rescue dog Boris Karloff.

Stav Shulman is a Senior Researcher and Analyst for Google Cloud with significant expertise in reverse engineering and long-term tracking and hunting of state-sponsored actors. Stav started her career in Incident Response and analysis of mobile malware, focusing on the Android operating system. In the last few years, she has been tracking and analyzing different malware families and threat actors operating against Middle Eastern targets, as well as operations performed by Middle Eastern threat actors. In recent years, Stav presented her research at various conferences (including Kaspersky SAS, BlueHat, and BSidesTLV).

Tal Be'ery is the Co-Founder and CTO of ZenGo, building the most secure crypto wallet. Tal is a cyber-security researcher, a returning speaker at the industry's most prestigious events, including Black Hat and the RSA Conference, and a respected member of Facebook's exclusive WhiteHat list.
Over the last two decades, Tal established and led numerous Cyber-Security R&D teams, mainly in the field of network monitoring for a wide range of security problems and protocols. Tal also headed research for Aorato (acquired by Microsoft) as VP of Research. Tal holds M.Sc. and B.Sc degrees in CS/EE from Tel-Aviv University and a CISSP certification.

Vishal is a security industry veteran with over 15 years of experience working in diverse security space. Early in career, while working at Microsoft, he gained exposure to security by analyzing and finding vulnerabilities and exploits in low-level Window’s ecosystem and building robust security mitigations. Never content with what’s in front and predicting Cloud explosion, was an early starter to dribble into cloud security and helped build a strong security ecosystem for Azure. Currently leads MSRC Vulnerability & Mitigations team, which is home to some amazing security talent, who are helping raise the bar for security for whole of Microsoft. Vishal has presented his work at multiple InfoSec conferences, and if you walk up-to him, he is always overly excited to share his experiences and help nurture security talents.

David Weston is the Vice President of enterprise and OS security at Microsoft where he is responsible for the Security engineering of Windows, XBOX, Windows Server, the Azure OS as well as the Offensive Security Research & Engineering Team, started by David as Microsoft’s first red team. Before leading security engineering in Windows, David led security research for Microsoft Defender, detecting and responding to the real-time evolution of the global threat landscape. The intelligence built into our cloud from this and other team’s research now processes more than 24 trillion signals every 24 hours. 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 BlueHat, Blackhat, Defcon and more. In his spare time, he is an avid gamer and dedicated practitioner of Brazilian Jiu jitsu.