🔒 Johnathan Kuskos, Oscp Email & Phone Number

Professionally, my focus is on bringing actionable cybersecurity value to enterprises of various maturities and cutting through the noise to execute on operational and tactical improvements. I'm not a robot though, I equally love gardening, taking apart broken things, trying to put them back together, gaming, and enjoying the outdoors as much as a computer nerd can! I'm a self motivated offensive security subject matter expert and hands on keyboard executive that enjoys tinkering, research, and encouraging various forms of technology to misbehave. I have nearly two decades of hands on hacking experience and you can find me spending a majority of my time staying up to date on modern exploitation techniques. I'm particularly passionate about being a seasoned information security leader who has maintained technical chops. My day job may involve leading SOC growth, validating 0 day response, quantifying operational and product risk, creating vulnerability management policy, or performing rapid response and high priority penetration tests, but after hours I'm tinkering with exploits in my home lab.I love bug bounties and CTF's(both participating and developing) in my spare time, as well as sporadically coding side projects when a good idea hits. Public speaking is of interest to me, I've presented various hacking methodologies at:2016* OWASP Belfast - The Top 10 Webhacks of 2015* AppSecEU Rome - The Top 10 Webhacks of 20152015* RSA, San Francisco: The Top 10 Webhacks of 2014* AppSecEU, Amsterdam: The Top 10 Webhacks of 2014* CONFidence, Kraków: The Top 10 Webhacks of 20142014* BSidesSATX, San Antonio: Bug Bounties & Responsible Disclosure* AppSecUSA, Denver: The Top 10 Webhacks of 2013* LASCON, Austin: The Top 10 Webhacks of 20132013* Houston TechFest, Houston: The Ease of Exploitation* OWASP Houston, Houston: Web Application Firewall Evasion TechniquesOld ramblings on vulnerabilities at: https://www.whitehatsec.com/author/johnathankuskos/I'm also a co-founder for a monthly Houston InfoSec meetup that encourages exposure to other local security professionals. This event is vendor neutral, containing no sales pitches or recruiter headhunting, and serves the purpose of allowing local security professionals across multiple specialties to meet each other: http://www.meetup.com/HouSec/I've served as Chapter leads for OWASP Houston and Belfast.https://github.com/0xb4d1dea

Listed skills include Paint By Numbers, Information Security, Computer Security, Web Application Security, and 6 others.