Lenny Zeltser CISO at Axonius. Author and Faculty Fellow at SANS Institute, Axonius
I design security solutions and shepherd them to a sustainable state. I used to be hands-on in many areas of cybersecurity and IT. Now I focus on strategy and leadership, treating security as an enabler that helps people and companies achieve their goals. As the CISO of Axonius, I lead the security program to earn customers’ trust and fuel the company’s growth. Earlier, I built security products and services. I’m also a Faculty Fellow at SANS Institute, where I help professionals develop malware analysis skills.
To learn more about me, explore my blog at zeltser.com. You can connect with me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/lennyzeltser or Mastodon at https://infosec.exchange/@lennyzeltser.
Shweta Jain Professor, Director of D4CS, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Shweta Jain is Professor and Graduate Faculty at John Jay College, a Doctoral faculty at The Graduate Center of CUNY, and Graduate Director of the Digital Forensics and Cyber Security Master’s program. She has served as PI and Co-PI of NSF CISE and IIP grants. Her most recent work is in creating a blockchain backed technology to support media authentication with applications in digital forensics. She has 15+ years of experience in R&D and has mentored several undergraduate and graduate students during her career as an educator. She has 20+ publications in the area of network architectures, wireless network protocols, and blockchain applications.
Glenn P. Edwards Jr. is an Incident Response Engineer at Block where he specializes in Incident Response and Digital Forensics. Glenn holds a M.S degree in Digital Forensics from the University of Central Florida as well as a B.S. degree in Information Security and Privacy from High Point University.
Dave Giancaspro
Jamie Levy is the Director of R&D at Huntress. Jamie is also a senior researcher, developer and board member of the Volatility Foundation. She has worked over 15 years in the digital forensics industry, conducting investigations as well as building out software solutions. Jamie is also a co-author of The Art of Memory Forensics, the first book of its kind covering various facets of how to investigate RAM artifacts.
I design security solutions and shepherd them to a sustainable state. I used to be hands-on in many areas of cybersecurity and IT. Now I focus on strategy and leadership, treating security as an enabler that helps people and companies achieve their goals. As the CISO of Axonius, I lead the security program to earn customers’ trust and fuel the company’s growth. Earlier, I built security products and services. I’m also a Faculty Fellow at SANS Institute, where I help professionals develop malware analysis skills.
To learn more about me, explore my blog at zeltser.com. You can connect with me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/lennyzeltser or Mastodon at https://infosec.exchange/@lennyzeltser.
Shweta Jain
Shweta Jain is Professor and Graduate Faculty at John Jay College, a Doctoral faculty at The Graduate Center of CUNY, and Graduate Director of the Digital Forensics and Cyber Security Master’s program. She has served as PI and Co-PI of NSF CISE and IIP grants. Her most recent work is in creating a blockchain backed technology to support media authentication with applications in digital forensics. She has 15+ years of experience in R&D and has mentored several undergraduate and graduate students during her career as an educator. She has 20+ publications in the area of network architectures, wireless network protocols, and blockchain applications.
Janine Medina
Coordinator extraordinaire who makes things go at BSidesNYC. If you want to know more, you’ll have to ask her yourself