Cybersecurity Blue Team Strategies

Sehgal Kunal:
Kunal Sehgal has been a cyber-evangelist for over 15 years and is an untiring advocate of Cyber Threat Intelligence sharing. He encourages the cyber-defenders to work together, by maintaining a strong level of camaraderie across public and private sector organizations. He has worked on setting up two Information Sharing & Analysis Centers to combat cybercrime, and regularly shares credible intelligence with law enforcement agencies around the world. Kunal has also worked for various organizations, in leadership roles, to drive security improvement initiatives, and to build cybersecurity services, especially within the APAC Region. He specializes in helping businesses improve their security posture, and resilience, while leveraging the power of cloud. Kunal resides in Singapore, and invests his non-working hours in researching, blogging, and presenting at cyber-events across Asia. He has 17 certifications/degrees in various IT and information security related topics.Thymianis Nikolaos:
Nikolaos (Nick) Thymianis studied cultural informatics at the University of the Aegean in Greece, during which he received a scholarship to go to the UK and continue his education with an MSc. in Information Security, at the University of Brighton. Nikolaos' previous work made him associate with people in the healthcare Industry, while doing Cyber Security Assurance and Maturity Assessments for organizations in the NHS, helping to set the standards and guidelines for Hospitals in the UK. Nikolaos was the CISO of caresocius from 2018 until 2022. Nick is now active in big pharma, working in Risk management/Exception Management. He is always encouraging everyone he meets to be security aware, because security is a problem everyone has to face, not only members of an information security group. He is an advisor at the University of Piraeus and has also become a recognized Cyber Security Speaker, with an emphasis on communicating about trust in places where it can be unreliable and data segregation where unison can mean disaster.