Harri Hursti is a Co-Founder, Co-Organizer at Voting Machine Hacking Village Defcon. They possess expertise in troubleshooting, mergers, network security, security, network architecture and 26 more skills. Colleagues describe them as "The second annual Technology Association of Georgia open Cybersecurity Simulation took place on February 25, 2014 at the Clay National Guard Center. Over forty participants from the FBI, GBI, Cobb County PD, Cobb County 911 and C-level executives, senior managers and cybersecurity practitioners role played seven attacks – five cyber, one physical and one social engineering – against the fictional The Logistics Company for over 200 local and remote observers around the globe. The Simulation was hosted by General James Butterworth, Adjutant General of the National Guard of Georgia, on the day proclaimed by Governor Nathan Deal as Business Cybersecurity Day in Georgia. As TLC's Chief Operating Officer Harri brought genuine glee and enthusiasm to the proceedings which was infectious. His extensive experience in starting and running businesses as well as world-wide reputation as a white hat hacker made Harri a mainstay of the TLC C-level and someone who helped shape the direction of the Simulation. I thank Harri for doing his duty to share his substantial skills in cybersecurity for the benefit of Georgia’s business community." and "Extremely competent, hard working and intelligent. Had an immense breadth of knowledge across all functional disciplines including technical, financial and commercial. Also knew how to enjoy life outside work."