Introduction to Kali Linux and Ethical Hacking

Heather Hinton has extensive experience in information and cybersecurity, including security architecture, product design and go-to-market, secure development and operations, security and privacy by design, cloud security, governance, risk, and compliance, including roles as the chief information security officer (CISO) at PagerDuty, RingCentral, and IBM Cloud and Cognitive Software. She advises start-ups and early stage companies including DarkSail, Astrix, Akeyless, Tiltan, CloudRaxak, Stack Identity, and Toopher. As a CISO, Hinton had global responsibility for all aspects of security, privacy, and risk in support of product, customer, and corporate security postures. Hinton has led the building of corporate risk and governance and information security organizations to provide data protection, privacy, security, and risk management guidance and creation and maturation of teams to support these disciplines. As an IBM Distinguished Engineer, Hinton helped lead IBM's early cloud offerings and strategy. Hinton has over 75 published patents in various areas of computer security, including identity management, federated identity management, mobile security, governance, and security assessments. She has published articles and conference presentations including formal methods, emergency properties, micropayments, single sign-on, and federated identity. She has held academic appointments at Toronto Metropolitan University and the University of Toronto. Hinton has PhD in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Toronto.

David Cass is the chief information security officer (CISO) for GSR. As a senior partner for Law and Forensics, he leads the cryptocurrency and digital banking practice. He is a member of the cyber security and forensics practice. He has extensive experience in financial services regulation, cryptocurrency, digital assets, blockchain, cloud, artificial intelligence, and digital banking. Cass recently served as a lead regulator for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where he was a member of the large institution supervision coordinating committee. Previously, Cass was the CISO and global partner of Cloud Security Services. He had global responsibility for cloud security practices, processes, and policies across IBM. Cass served as a regulatory SME and an executive steering committee member for IBM's international banking customers. Cass has been an active contributor to the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC) and the European Banking Federation on cloud compliance and security for financial services firms and worked closely with US and international regulators. Cass has led large-scale transformation projects at top international financial institutions. He was part of the team that introduced the first financial services blockchain initiative using the public cloud supported by ten major international banks. Cass served as the senior vice president and CISO for Elsevier, where led an organization of experienced legal, risk, and security professionals that provided data protection, privacy, security, and risk management guidance globally. Cass has five years of experience running a regulated Financial Times Stock Exchange (FTSE) 100 enterprise in the cloud. Cass has played a vital role in leading and building corporate risk and governance and information security organizations in the financial sector. He earned his MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his MSE from the University of Pennsylvania.