Step inside the minds of 1000 hackers and see your organization from a new perspective, with the latest analysis on security researchers and their transformative use of generative AI.
Take a walk in their shoes and learn:
- Who hackers are, the skills they have, and their biggest motivators.
- How hackers are leveraging generative AI
- Where hackers are focused and which industries leverage their expertise
Participants:
- Grant McCracken, Bugcrowd VP of Operations
- Nerdwell, Ethical Hacker
- OrwaGodfather, Ethical Hacker
Grant McCracken
A long time veteran to Bugcrowd, Grant joined the organization nearly a decade ago as an Application Security Engineer in 2014. Since then, he has overseen the creation and maintenance of hundreds of crowdsourced security programs as a Solutions Architect, as well as leading the Researcher Success, Support, and Security Operations groups. He's been hacking since 2012, and is an Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP). In his free time Grant enjoys trail running, hiking, writing, reading, performing and music, building things, and trying to make a difference.
Nerdwell
An award-winning hacker with 20 years of experience in cybersecurity. In 2018, Nerdwell decided to give bug bounty programs a try. He had been working in cybersecurity for over a decade, and he had watched the bug bounty industry emerge. In just five short years, he has received multiple awards from Bugcrowd, including MVP and Level 4 P1 Warrior recognition.
OrwaGodfather
OrwaGodfather started hacking in 2020 without a security background or previous experience. He started by watching videos online and looking for leaks to quickly learn how to hunt. He got six bounties in his first month and was off to the races! Since then, Orwa has been awarded the MVP, P1 Warrior, and Top Bug Hunter: LevelUpX Champion Buggy Award.
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