Peter Kruse er CISO hos Clever. Tidligere har han stiftet CSIS Security Group, som er en privatejet dansk virksomhed. Som noget ganske sjældent besidder Peter Kruse en dybtgående teknisk forståelse for malware kombineret med påskønnelse for og viden om forretningsbehov. Peter har en lang historie med aktiv deltagelse i lukkede IT-sikkerhedsfællesskaber, og har stærke forbindelser blandt antivirus,- og banksektorerne såvel som blandt retshåndhævende myndigheder og højere uddannelsesinstitutioner. Peter er som den eneste i Danmark medlem af den højtrespekterede CARO (Computer Antivirus Research Organisation). En optagelse, som udspringer fra hans baggrund i antivirus branchen, og dedikerede analyse af malware.

Arthur de Liedekerke is a Project Manager at political advisory Rasmussen Global and a non-resident fellow at the Institute for Security Policy at Kiel University (ISPK). He has previous experience advising senior officials in the French Cyber Command and the institutions of the European Union (Commission and Parliament) on security and defence matters. He holds two masters’ degrees – in international relations from the University of Maastricht and in geopolitics from King’s College London

Robert Lipovsky is a Principal Threat Intelligence Researcher for ESET, with 15 years’ experience in cybersecurity and a broad spectrum of expertise covering targeted APTs, crimeware, as well as vulnerability research. He is responsible for threat intelligence and malware analysis and leads the Malware Research Team at ESET headquarters in Bratislava. He is a regular speaker at security conferences, including RSA Conference, Black Hat, Virus Bulletin, BlueHat, and MITRE ATT&CKcon. He also teaches reverse engineering at the Slovak University of Technology – his alma mater – and at Comenius University. When not bound to a keyboard, he enjoys traveling, playing guitar and flying single-engine airplanes.

Monika Adamczyk works as a Cybersecurity Expert at the European Unit Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), where she focuses on cybersecurity and privacy of emerging technologies. She currently leads 2 projects on Artificial Intelligence. Prior to joining ENISA, she worked in Poland as a data protection expert and a DPO and contributed to the work of the European Data Protection Board Technology Subgroup. Her professional experience includes also leading multiple IT projects at the International Atomic Energy Agency in Austria and delivering technical solutions to many commercial organizations and the US federal government.

Juraj Jánošík joined ESET in 2008 as a Malware Analyst, he holds a bachelor’s degree in Applied informatics and a master’s degree in Robotics, both from the Slovak University of Technology. Currently, he is the leader of ESET's Automated Threat Detection and Machine Learning section. He was a member of several international working groups focusing on botnet eradication (e.g. Dorkbot, Gamarue, 3ve). He also presented at several international private and public conferences including RSA, MWC and CARO.

Ondrej Kubovic joined ESET as Security Awareness Specialist in 2015 and has been presenting findings of ESET research in European media as well as at various international and regional IT security conferences. He had previously worked as a journalist focusing on security and cybersecurity topics.