program committee — Unprompted.au

Gadi Evron is Founder and CEO at Knostic, an AI agent security company, CISO-in-Residence for AI at CSA, and chairs the [un]prompted conference. Previously, he founded Cymmetria (acquired), was the Israeli National Digital Authority CISO, founded the Israeli CERT, and headed PwC's Cyber Security Center of Excellence. He wrote the post-mortem analysis of the "First Internet War" (Estonia 2007), founded some of the first information-sharing groups (TH-Research, 1997, DA/MWP, 2004), wrote APT reports (Rocket Kitten - 2014, Patchwork - 2016), and the first paper on DNS DDoS Amplification Attacks (2006). Gadi has written two books on cybersecurity, is a frequent contributor to industry publications, and speaker at industry events, from Black Hat (2008, 2015) to Davos (2019) and CISO360 (2022).

Aaron “dyn” Grattafiori is a Principal Offensive Security Researcher focused on AI at NVIDIA. Prior to this he was an AI Red Teaming lead at Meta. Before that, he spent over six years leading the “cyber” Red Team performing full-scale Operations against a wide array of real world objectives. Before working at Meta, Aaron was a Principal Consultant at NCC Group/iSEC Partners for many years hacking all the things. Aaron has spoken on a wide range of topics at security conferences such as unprompted US, Offensive AI Con, BlackHat US, DEF CON, Enigma, Toorcon, Red Team Summit and more. Aaron can also be found on the slopes, the garage working on an old car or hiking the front range of Colorado.

Aaron “dyn” Grattafiori is a Principal Offensive Security Researcher focused on AI at NVIDIA. Prior to this he was an AI Red Teaming lead at Meta. Before that, he spent over six years leading the “cyber” Red Team performing full-scale Operations against a wide array of real world objectives. Before working at Meta, Aaron was a Principal Consultant at NCC Group/iSEC Partners for many years hacking all the things. Aaron has spoken on a wide range of topics at security conferences such as unprompted US, Offensive AI Con, BlackHat US, DEF CON, Enigma, Toorcon, Red Team Summit and more. Aaron can also be found on the slopes, the garage working on an old car or hiking the front range of Colorado.
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Kylie McDevitt is the CEO of InfoSect, an Australian security research and training company specialising in vulnerability research and exploit development. She has over a decade of experience in the Australian Signals Directorate, where she worked across a range of technical and leadership roles. Kylie is a co-founder and organiser of BSides Canberra, Australia's largest hacker conference, and runs CSides, a monthly technical meetup focused on building the local cyber security community. She is passionate about supporting deep technical research and fostering collaboration across the Australian security ecosystem.

Kylie McDevitt is the CEO of InfoSect, an Australian security research and training company specialising in vulnerability research and exploit development. She has over a decade of experience in the Australian Signals Directorate, where she worked across a range of technical and leadership roles. Kylie is a co-founder and organiser of BSides Canberra, Australia's largest hacker conference, and runs CSides, a monthly technical meetup focused on building the local cyber security community. She is passionate about supporting deep technical research and fostering collaboration across the Australian security ecosystem.
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Gadi Evron is Founder and CEO at Knostic, an AI agent security company, CISO-in-Residence for AI at CSA, and chairs the [un]prompted conference. Previously, he founded Cymmetria (acquired), was the Israeli National Digital Authority CISO, founded the Israeli CERT, and headed PwC's Cyber Security Center of Excellence. He wrote the post-mortem analysis of the "First Internet War" (Estonia 2007), founded some of the first information-sharing groups (TH-Research, 1997, DA/MWP, 2004), wrote APT reports (Rocket Kitten - 2014, Patchwork - 2016), and the first paper on DNS DDoS Amplification Attacks (2006). Gadi has written two books on cybersecurity, is a frequent contributor to industry publications, and speaker at industry events, from Black Hat (2008, 2015) to Davos (2019) and CISO360 (2022).