Forensic analyst specialized in the use of laboratory tools, and in the performance of expert reports
Workshop: To cloud or not to cloud: Automating security audits and hardening in cluod systems.
Antonio is a forensic analyst specialized in the use of laboratory tools, and in the performance of expert opinions.
His interests include pentest, systems audit, email analysis, network traffic analysis. Antonio has taught several courses and workshops in different universities and public institutions as well as in national associations. He is currently he Information Security Auditor of Vulnerabilities and penetration tests in SCASSI CIBERSECURITY. Antonio collaborates with several associations helping to audit and secure the infrastructure and cloud environments.
Cybersecurity analyst and expert in artificial intelligence.
Workshop: Offensive and defensive security with machine learning.
Graduated in Software Engineering and Mathematics and Master in Engineering of decision systems. Cybersecurity analyst and expert in artificial intelligence. He has invested the last years of his professional career in Spanish multinationals in the application of analysis technologies and AI for the automated detection of fraud, threat intelligence and defensive security. He has been awarded with different recognitions for his work.
Trainer and researcher of computer security and hacking.
Lecture: Hacking TOR & Freenet for fun, profit and stop the evil
Inspirational talk: Hacking your attitude
Trainer and researcher of computer security and hacking. Author of the blog thehackerway.com and of the books "Python for Pentesters", "Hacking with Python" and "Deep web - Privacy and anonymity in TOR, I2P and Freenet" published by the publisher 0xWORD.
Known for the nick of "Adastra" and for his collaborations in the development of projects, tools and bookstores focused on computer security, as well as his interventions as a speaker at several events in Spain and Latin America.
In his professional career he has carried out activities related to software development and architecture, server administration and multiple security audits.
Computer Engineer from the University of León and Master in Cybersecurity from the Carlos III University of Madrid.
Lecture: Testing UAC in Windows 10.
Computer Engineer from the University of León and Master in Cybersecurity from the Carlos III University of Madrid.
He has developed various safety tasks in unmanned aerial vehicles as part of the Drotium project. Collaborator in open source projects such as Metasploit Framework.
Professional in the security of public services, specializing in smart cards, cryptography and electronic signature.
Lecture: Securing APIs with RSA Cryptography: Beyond SSL.
Tomás García-Merás has, from his beginnings in Sun Microsystems to his current stage in atSistemas, more than 15 years working in the security of public services, specializing in smart cards, cryptography and electronic signature.
He has led iconic projects for the public sector, such as the Customer @firma or Cl @ veFirma, and has collaborated with many organizations in the security of their services, such as the Ministry of Finance and Public Function, the National Currency and Stamp Factory, the Senate of Spain, the Tax Agency or the National Police Force.
Additionally, it is worth noting its strong commitment to free software, not only with its use, but with the creation of open software and its promotion in the public sector, being a regular contributor to the Technology Transfer Center of the Government of Spain on GitHub (with numerous contributions on a personal level, outside projects).
Finally, his strong technical side (as an expert Java programmer and active developer of mobile applications) combined with his business consulting profile specializing in the public sector make him an extraordinary professional and a great communicator.
PhD in Telecommunications Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM) and postdoctoral researcher in network security from the Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M).
Lecture: Advances in machine learning applied to cybersecurity.
PhD in Telecommunications Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM) and postdoctoral researcher in network security from the Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M). He has been a senior security researcher for more than 10 years and has published more than 60 academic publications (IEEE, ACM, JCR, conferences on piracy ...), books and computer security tools.
He has also worked on advanced projects with European organizations, public bodies and multinational companies (global 500). For more than a decade, he has participated in the design of security architecture, penetration tests, forensic analysis, mobile and wireless environments and research in information security (leading technical and scientific teams).