Jeff Minakata has worked in the IT industry for over 22 years. He holds various cybersecurity certifications, networking certifications, and engineering certifications such as C|OSINT Certified, trained in CEH v8, CEH v9, CEH v11, CISP, Metasploit certified, Accredited Configuration Engineer (ACE), MCSI OSINT Practitioner, and CWA certified. He is an Online Instructor for OSINT, ethical hacking, and network security. He has contracted courses for EC-Council, Udemy, and has written articles for Hackin9 and eForensics magazine. Jeff currently works on the computer networking side and teaches ethical hacking, OSINT, and cybersecurity online. He is passionate about helping people understand OSINT, ethical hacking, and cybersecurity.

Skylar Simmons is a U.S. Army veteran with over 10 years of security experience supporting various types of organizations, including, government, financial sector, and Fortune 500 companies. He holds a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Cyber Security from University of Maryland University College, along with OSCP, CISSP, and numerous other security and IT certifications.

Lisa is a CISSP-certified instructor for the United States Air Force for their defensive cyber weapon system. She teaches the operator positions of network management, vulnerability assessment and remediation, client endpoint protection, and storage and virtualization. She is also a medical device cybersecurity consultant for the Food and Drug administration and has been a volunteer in the Biohacking Village at Defcon. She developed a website with technical information for her students and with simple explanations and cybersecurity advice for non-technical people. She explains technical concepts in simple, understandable terms that make the information accessible and usable to all audiences.

Paulo Silva holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a master in Innovation and Technological Entrepreneurship. With more than 15 years professional experience as software developer, in the last 6 years he has been completely focused on security. Nowadays he is an independent senior security researcher, collaborating with several organizations to find and fix security weaknesses in their systems. Since 2010 Paulo is OWASP’s volunteer contributing to several projects such as the OWASP Top 10 and OWASP API Security Top 10 in which he is the main contributor. He’s also the OWASP Go Secure Coding Practices project leader. Used to attend security conferences all over the world, Paulo is frequently invited to deliver awareness and security training in the academia. He has also authored several security articles and secure programming guides.

Zanidd has over 9 years of experience in Computer Science and is currently working as a Full Stack Engineer. He has worked in a variety of positions ranging from software engineer to security analyst and has a broad range of theoretical and practical experience relating to software and infrastructure creation and security. On his YouTube Channel and blog, he teaches and shows ethical hacking practices, makes software engineering videos and tutorials and reviews books on different topics ranging from security to infrastructure, software engineering and Kubernetes.