Who We Are

Tigran is a seasoned cybersecurity veteran with 13 years of experience in incident response, threat hunting, insider threat and security strategy. He is the founder and principal of Fox Den Strategies, a firm dedicated to advisory and education development for individuals wanting to work in the information security space. He is also one of the three co founders for the Detection Engineering and Threat Hunting (DEATHCon) Conference, a hands on conference dedicated to training the next generation of threat hunters and detection engineers. With extensive experience in threat hunting, building discovery and counter infiltration teams, and formulating and executing on grand strategy for organizations, teams and programs he adds tremendous value to our advisory board. Tigran is also passionate about cultivating asymmetrical advantages and developing practitioners, leaders and teams that think strategically and tactically in the offensive and defensive security spaces. He holds a Master's Degree in Cybersecurity from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor's Degree in International Studies: World Politics & Diplomacy from the University of Richmond.

Rey is Principal Cloud Advocate at Microsoft focused on empowering companies and information technologists to take full advantage of transformative technologies. He works to build patterns and practices that streamline the development of solutions that take advantage of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning while ensuring that customer trust and confidence are a top priority, whether through security or responsible use of technology. Since 1989, Rey has explored the world of information technology through the lens of software developer, open source contributor, cybersecurity practitioner, and now, as an advocate for the secure and responsible use of artificial intelligence for social good. Through his broad spectrum of experience in multiple disciplines, his strategic contributions to our growth and development are invaluable.

Tony has been conducting pentesting and red team operations in government organizations for several years. He's very passionate about red team development and supporting open source projects like Kali Linux and Powershell for Linux. Through his work and contributions to the community, Tony continues to advance the field of hacking and help organizations better defend against cyber threats by sharing his knowledge the information security community. Tony earned a BS in Cybersecurity from the University of Maryland University College (UMUC) where he is a board member for the award-winning UMUC Cyber Padawans. Over the years, he has participated in many cybersecurity competitions across the globe and is a two-time SANS Netwars Champion, TraceLab Black Badge Winner, and Hack-A-Sat Finalist.