Belinda

PhD in cryptography, special forces veteran

Born and educated in Europe, Belinda wrote her thesis on post-quantum cryptography, then served eight years in the special forces with an electronic warfare unit. That is where she learned to break encrypted communications under pressure, and to stay calm when every light turns red.

Back in civilian life, she hunts down fragile certificates and outdated protocols, and trains AI models to spot what looks wrong in an encrypted stream.

« Weak encryption is an armoured door with the key under the mat. »

• Post-quantum cryptography
• TLS and certificates
• AI anomaly detection
• Crisis management

Nestor

Former hacker, now on the defence side

At twenty, Nestor toured government websites without an invitation. The stunt earned him five years in prison, which he used to complete a master’s degree in computer security and read everything there was on neural networks.

These days he only attacks with written authorization. He thinks like an attacker because he used to be one, and he teaches AI to look for your flaws before anyone else finds them.

« I know the back door: I used to walk through it. »

• Penetration testing
• Application security
• Offensive AI
• Social engineering