REVIEW PANEL

Our esteemed advisory board for Vulncon comprises distinguished professionals with remarkable contributions to cybersecurity.

Their collective expertise ensures Vulncon remains at the forefront of industry discussions, delivering the most relevant and cutting-edge insights. Their invaluable guidance has been key to the thoughtful planning and exceptional organization of this year's event

Muslim Koser

Advisor @ KAS Cyber Security

With over 25 years of experience in Information Security, Muslim is a seasoned Cyber Security Professional specializing in Cyber Threat Intelligence, Cyber Risk Management, Cybersecurity consulting, and Product management.
He is recognized in the community for mentoring numerous young talents in the Cyber Security domain. Muslim have played a pivotal role in establishing national-level CERTs and providing consulting services to various corporate CSIRTs at the international level.
In addition, Muslim has been an active member of the Honeynet Project and the Indian Honeynet Chapter. He contributed to the Detux Sandbox, one of the first online Linux sandbox services. As part of the Honeynet project, Muslim was also instrumental in the design of the open-source spam Honeypot SHIVA.

Adhokshaj Mishra

Staff Detection Engineer @ SentinelOne

Adhokshaj possesses a longstanding passion for computers, having primarily acquired their skills through self-directed learning. Currently specializing in the field of information security, he focuses on malware research and occasionally dabbles in applied cryptography. He has been a speaker in multiple conferences. His presentations cover topics such as Linux and MacOS system internals, Anti debugging using GPU and more, showcasing his strong technical expertise in research and development.

Vandana Verma

Security Relations Leader @ Snyk

Vandana Verma Sehgal is a prominent figure in the cybersecurity industry, particularly known for her leadership roles and advocacy for diversity and inclusion within the field. She serves as a Security Leader at Snyk. Vandana's career spans a range of focus areas in cybersecurity, from application security to infrastructure, DevSecOps, and product security. Vandana is also heavily involved in community initiatives to increase cybersecurity diversity. She led initiatives like InfosecGirls and started InfosecKids to educate children about cybersecurity. Her efforts extend to her role as a speaker and trainer, where she has presented at major industry events such as the Black Hat and Global OWASP AppSec conferences, advocating for more inclusive practices within the industry. Throughout her career, Vandana has received numerous accolades for her contributions to the field. She was named Cyber Security Woman of the Year in 2020 and has been recognized as a top influencer in security by IFSEC Global. Her work has not only been influential in shaping security practices but also in mentoring and supporting the next generation of cybersecurity professionals

David Campbell

Head of AI Security @ Scale AI

David Campbell is Head of AI Security at Scale AI, where he leads some of the world's most advanced AI red teaming and resilience programs. A two-decade Silicon Valley veteran, he has built his career at the intersection of infrastructure, security, and developer experience, and is the creator of Discovery, one of the first large-scale AI red teaming platforms used by governments and Fortune 100 companies. David has briefed the U.S. Congress, White House, UK Parliament, NATO, and multiple national AI safety bodies on AI risk, misuse, and resilience, and is a founding member of OWASP AIVSS and a core contributor to AIUC-1. Previously, he helped scale platform security and engineering culture at Uber, DoorDash, and Nest Labs. His work focuses on helping organizations safely deploy AI by aligning security, evaluation, and governance with real business outcomes.

Paolo Stagno

Director of Research @ Crowdfense

Paolo Stagno (aka VoidSec) has worked as a Penetration Tester for a wide range of clients across top-tier international banks, major tech companies and various Fortune 1000 industries.
He worked as a Vulnerability Researcher and Exploit Developer for Exodus Intelligence, where he was responsible for discovering and exploiting unknown vulnerabilities (zero days) in Windows OS (kernel and user-land), enterprise applications, network infrastructure components, IoT devices, new protocols, and technologies.
He is now the Director of Research at Crowdfense, focused on Computer Network Exploitation (CNE). He enjoys understanding our digital world, disassembling, reverse engineering and exploiting complex products and code.
In his own research, he discovered various vulnerabilities in the software of multiple vendors and tech giants like eBay, Facebook, Google, HP, McAfee, Microsoft, Oracle, Paypal, VMware and many others.
Since the beginning of his career, he has enjoyed sharing his expertise with the security community through his website (https://voidsec.com). He is also an active speaker in various security conferences around the globe like HITB, Typhooncon, Vulncon, Hacktivity, SEC-T, Droidcon, HackInBo, M0leCon, TOHack and Meethack.

Shubham Mittal

CEO & Co-founder @ RedHunt Labs

Shubham Mittal is the CEO and Co-founder of RedHunt Labs, an exposure management and attack surface intelligence company. He has 13+ years of experience across offensive and defensive security, with a strong focus on large-scale internet reconnaissance, exposure management, and security engineering. Shubham is a Black Hat Review Board member, regular Black Hat trainer, speaker at DEF CON and other global conferences, and a co-founder of Recon Village. His work centers on building deep-engineering systems that help security teams continuously discover, validate, and reduce real-world internet exposures.

Monnappa K A

Principal Security Researcher

Monnappa K A is a Security Professional with over 17 years of experience in incident response, investigation, and threat hunting. He previously worked for Microsoft and Cisco as a threat hunter, mainly focusing on the investigation and research of advanced cyberattacks. He is the author of the best-selling book Learning Malware Analysis, and serves on the review board for Black Hat Asia, Black Hat USA, and Black Hat Europe. He is the creator of the Garuda Threat Hunting Framework, Limon Linux sandbox, and the winner of the Volatility Plugin Contest 2016. He co-founded the cybersecurity research community Cysinfo (https://www.cysinfo.com). Monnappa has trained thousands of security professionals globally through his highly acclaimed hands-on training sessions on malware analysis, reverse engineering, memory forensics, and threat hunting at major conferences such as Black Hat (USA, Europe, Asia, MEA), DEFCON, BruCON, HITB, FIRST (Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams), SEC-T, OPCDE, and 4SICS-SCADA/ICS cybersecurity summit. He has also presented at numerous security conferences, including Black Hat, DEFCON, FIRST, DSCI, National Cyber Defence Summit, Bharat NCX, and Cysinfo meetings, covering topics related to threat hunting, memory forensics, malware analysis, and reverse engineering. In addition, he has authored articles for eForensics and Hakin9 magazines.You can find some of his contributions to the community on his YouTube channel, and you can read his blog posts at https://cysinfo.com
Twitter: @monnappa22

Amol Naik

Head of Information Security @ HugoHub

Amol Naik is a cybersecurity practitioner and security leader with 20+ years of hands-on depth across offensive security, vulnerability research, and building security programs that scale in high-growth technology and fintech environments. He is known for taking security from zero to operational reality by shaping teams, governance, and engineering workflows that make product security, DevSecOps, and cloud security practical, measurable, and adoptable.

With a Zero Trust mindset that still respects delivery speed. Early in his career, he sharpened his attacker mindset through vulnerability research and bug bounty work across major platforms, alongside browser 0-day research, published advisories, public listings on Exploit Database, and open tooling such as Bodhi.

A committed community contributor, he has been active with groups like null, Garage4Hackers, and HasGeek, and continues to give back as a frequent conference speaker, CFP reviewer, and mentor who enjoys trading real-world lessons with fellow practitioners.