Christina Camilleri is a Security Analyst at Bishop Fox, a security consulting firm providing IT security services to the Fortune 500, global financial institutions, and high-tech startups. Christina’s primary areas of expertise are web application penetration testing, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and social engineering -- not only the psychological and physical involvement of social engineering, but also the manipulation and social influencing techniques that are able to exploit the behavior of others. She has attended and presented at local and international conferences on social engineering and has won highest scoring OSINT report for two years in a row in the DEFCON Social Engineering CTF. She’s an active and passionate contributor in the infosec industry, and a strong believer in user privacy, free expression, and innovation. Prior to joining Bishop Fox, Christina worked as an associate and senior information security consultant at BAE Systems Applied Intelligence, where she primarily concentrated her efforts in social engineering, digital forensics, and application and infrastructure penetration testing.

Shubham Shah is a Security Analyst at Bishop Fox, a security consulting firm providing IT security services to the Fortune 500, global financial institutions, and high-tech startups. Shubham’s primary areas of expertise are application security assessment, source code review, and mobile application security. Shubham is a former bug bounty hunter who has submitted high-critical risk bugs to the bug bounties of large corporations such as PayPal, Facebook, and Microsoft. The InfoSec Institute named him as one of “Fifteen Famous Bug Bounty Hunters.” He regularly conducts web application security research and frequently contributes to the security of open-source projects. He has presented at Ruxcon, Wahckon and Kiwicon. Shubham is known in Australia for his identification of high-profile vulnerabilities in the infrastructures of major mobile telecommunication companies. Prior to joining Bishop Fox, Shubham worked at EY. At EY, he performed web application security assessments and application penetration tests. Additionally, Shubham has been a contractor for companies such as Atlassian. As a contractor, he conducted external web application security penetration tests. Shubham also develops and maintains open-source projects such as Websec Weekly that assist the web application security industry.